There are only two maps, a few good illustrations and nearly 300 pages that are well worth reading.
Thoroughly recommended.

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Clash of Steel

This carefully edited collection of eyewitness accounts of the battles between the French
and the Russians provides a balanced view but much of the information will be new to English-language
readers. There is a fine monochrome photo-plate section which adds greatly to the content, graphically demonstrating the terrible conditions under which many battles were fought. Recommended.

Firetrench

This unique book brings together letters, diaries and memoirs of Russian participants of the campaign of 1807, heretofore inaccessible and
underutilized, and presents a variety of viewpoints ranging from a noncommissioned officer to a commander-in-chief. It provides insight into
the Russian side of the war, how and why decisions were made, and what Russian officers and soldiers experienced as they marched towards victory. Seven chapters are: the eclipse of Austerlitz; the winter campaign, December
1806; the road to Eylau; the bloodbath at Eylau; the spring campaign; the disaster at Friedland; the aftermath of the campaign.

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