"Bonaparte and the Italian Republics (1796-1799)" is a study by the famous French historian Paul Gafarel, dedicated to the period of Napoleon Bonaparte's life and activities in Italy. In the book, the author examines the role played by the Great Corsican in the creation and legitimization of the Italian Republics during the first years of his political influence. Gafarel analyzes in detail the socio-political environment in Italy at that time, describes the strategies and tactics used by Bonaparte to achieve his goals in the region. This book will be an important source of knowledge for anyone interested in the history of Napoleon Bonaparte and his influence on the political map of Europe at the end of the 18th century.