At the dawn of the 19th century, Europe stands on the brink of transformation.
In the aftermath of the French Revolution, monarchies across the continent watch with growing fear as a new force rises from within France. Napoleon Bonaparte, once an obscure Corsican officer, now commands the attention and anxiety of kings and empires alike.
The fragile Peace of Amiens begins to unravel as Britain prepares for war at sea, Austria rebuilds its armies, and Russia weighs its next move. Across Europe, alliances shift, economies strain under blockades, and ordinary lives are upended by conscription and uncertainty.
As tensions mount and diplomacy falters, the continent drifts toward a conflict that will reshape nations and redraw the map of Europe.
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