The Escape from Elba by Norman McKenzie

The Escape from Elba by Norman McKenzie 
The fall and flight of Napoleon 1814 to 1815

FIRST EDITION 
In this classic account Norman MacKenzie chronicles this extraordinary 
year: the tense last hours of Napoleon's empire, his humiliating exile, his
 midnight escape and his whirlwind march over snowbound mountains 
to Grenoble where, in a dramatic confrontation with the French army, 
he became a reigning prince again.
He was sent into exile on Elba, a small Mediterranean island located 260 km (160 miles) south of France and 10 km (6 miles) west of the Italian coastline. Ten months later, in one of those life-is-stranger-than-fiction episodes, Napoleon managed to spirit himself off the island and regain the French crown. How did Napoleon escape from Elba