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Dear Patrons,

As many of you know, today is the anniversary of Napoleon's coronation, and also his victory at Austerlitz the following year in 1805.

To mark the occasion (and to distract from the fact we have no new videos this month), we are releasing the mother of all 'all parts' videos - the complete Napoleonic Wars - with seamless integration of Eylau, and running at just over 5 hours!

Here - if you dare - you can watch the whole thing ad-free. Enjoy!

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Breakfast

Yep, that's my day sorted then.

Kieran

When I finish here at college I am gonna kick my feet up with some popcorn and watch 5 hours fly by

Thomas

This is the video I’ve dreamed about since I found your channel in the summer of 2021. Thanks for all you do! Keep up the great work!

Shadow

A marathon with the great French Emperor🫡

Noel Rwebugisa

Very good video but I wanted to ask what of the Italian campaign, the Brumaire coup and the Marengo campaign video leading to this

Michael Smith

Okay. Now, I just need to find five hours today to watch this. At least it is better than the Riddly Scott movie.

Francis Morin

Excuse me but what about the 5 hours missing from this?

EpicHistoryTV

5 hours not long enough?! I think we may package them up into a 'young Napoleon' video. That will be another 5 hours.. Perhaps a Christmas present

Juan Manuel van der Zee

This is amazing work team! Can't wait to watch this one (in parts, haha) the coming few days before I go to sleep, will for sure make for some epic dreams!

Stuart Carver

Once you’ve redone Waterloo you should do one with that starts from Napoleon in Italy and try to splice Nelson’s battles in there as well that would be like LOTR vs LOTR extended cut 😂

Panda

We need the real 10 hour mega comp

Sergei

220th anaversery of his coronation as emperor and 219th anniversary of his masterpiece battle, I drink to that.

Sean Mac

Is this recut to include Eyula? NVM i should read the description 😅. Love it

John-Mark Mamalakis

If you ever make these on Blu ray, I would definitely buy them from you.

A N

Forcing my girlfriend to watch this, so far she’s now getting n random Napoleon merchandise appearing on her websites. I have won.

MrAH2010

Yes! At last Eylau and other new videos are incorporated. Can't wait for the re-re-release with a redone Waterloo one day.

Geng Li

We need 10 hour video on napoleon and later incorporated the remastered Waterloo and Hundred days

Eli Khanam

I can not wait for the day we get the 20 hour chronological compilation of Napoleon's career from Toulon to Waterloo!

Sean Mac

Unfortunate that the audio skip when the French occupy Vienna in the Austerlitz campaign is still there.

Line_of_Blood

2:06:35 I could of sworn I’d remembered there was a French voice actor who do Soult’s quote

Francis Morin

That was changed in the first compilation video a good while ago and I believe it was someone pretending to make a French accent. Not sure why it was changed but maybe it was seen as offensive?

Francis Morin

Sure. You can make it up to us with a video on the battle of Dresden and a video about the 1809 5 days campaign. They both deserve more than their paltry 1 minute screentime.

Storm chaser Jay

Thanks for placing my name in the end credits!

TankerBricks

Excellent! Just finished watching it. Well worth the 5 hours!

Jake Claxton

I have just arrived in Nice, France. This is perfect timing and perfect viewing for tonight. Merci!

EpicHistoryTV

It was certainly not someone pretending to be French! Soult's quote was read by Gérald Robert, a French voice actor from Paris. But because most of our global audience is unfamiliar with a French accent, and because it was a break from the usual format, it became too much of a distraction, so I removed it.

Francis Morin

As a native French speaker I honestly believed it was Charles trying to make a French accent XD I am very surprised.

Luis Cordero

What an absolute masterpiece! And a blast to the past, it’s certainly been a while since I’ve binged the Napoleonic wars series, but now that I’ve got an excuse another 5 hours have suddenly gone by. I know requested the battle of Zurich after the Napoleon in Egypt video but I would really like to see the battle of Znaim and Dresden done out as well and possibly if you find space in your list of requests maybe a video on both of the British naval attacks on Copenhagen? Thanks for reading my comment, you guys are the best!