Napoleonica® the journal | Cairn.infohttps://shs.cairn.info/build/assets/cairn-B7RWiji2.pngtag:cairn.info,2005:rss/revue/E_NAPOJCairn.info 20262025-11-24T00:00:00+01:00tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_NAPOJ_010<![CDATA[
Logistics in Napoleon’s campaigns
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2025/3 No 10)
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Pages 5 to 5| Editorial
| Pierre Branda
Pages 7 to 11| Preamble It is logistics that determine the success of arms
| Bertrand Louis Pflimlin
Pages 13 to 19| Introduction
| Walter Bruyère-Ostells, François Houdecek
Pages 21 to 57| Logistics in Napoleon’s campaigns
| Jean-François Brun
Pages 59 to 72| Suppliers to the armed forces. Logistics and private interest, from
the Directory to the Empire
| Walter Bruyère-Ostells
Pages 73 to 94| Military logistics and cultural exchange: Eastern European Jewish
communities faced with the Grande Armée (1806-1813)
| Nils Renard
Pages 95 to 114| Billets: military personnel in civilian homes
| Camille Crunchant
Pages 115 to 142| From planning to logistical failure in the first phase of the
Russian Campaign seen through Napoleon’s Correspondence, October
1810-July 1812
| François Houdecek
Pages 143 to 145| Yann Le Bras, La révocation des évêques français par
Pie VII à l’occasion du concordat de 1801 (Turnhout:
Brepols, 2025)
| Xavier Maréchaux
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Napoleon I: Money, Power, Geopolitics
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2025/2 No 9)
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
| Peter Hicks
Pages 7 to 31| Financing the Louisiana cession: Hope, Amsterdam, and the
integration of the Napoleonic financial economy
| Mark Edward Hay
Pages 33 to 59| “The peacemaker”: image of Napoleon Bonaparte in the theatre of
Paris under the Directory
| Weiyi Li
Pages 61 to 78| Poland’s place in the Napoleonic system?
| Thierry Lentz
Pages 79 to 94| Waterloo: the butcher's bill
| Paul L Dawson
Pages 95 to 153| “Planting eagles”: 200 years of Waterloo battlefield relic
forgeries
| Bernard Wilkin, Robin Schäfer, Arne Homann
Pages 155 to 201| Sylvanus Bourne (1761-1817) – U.S. consul general in Amsterdam
1800-1805
| Chad Slater
Pages 203 to 205| Jennifer Ngaire Heuer, The Soldier’s Reward. Love and War in the
Age of the French Revolution and Napoleon, Princeton &
Oxford, Princeton University Press, 2025.
| Chantal Prévot
Pages 207 to 210| Napoleonic objects and their afterlives: Art, Culture, and
Heritage, 1821-Present, edited by Matilda Grieg and Nichole
Cochrane (London: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2025)
| Chloe Northrop
Pages 211 to 218| Pierre-Louis Roederer: Avec Napoléon: Journal, présentation et
notes, Thierry Lentz (Paris: Perrin, 2025), 376 pp.
| Lynn Hunt
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Napoleon’s death mask – the whole story
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2025/1 No 8)
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
| Peter Hicks
Pages 7 to 148| The death masks of Napoleon I: a mystery still unsolved
| Chantal Prévot
Pages 149 to 152| SCHNAPPER Laure, Musique et musiciens de bal : Isaac Strauss au
service de Napoléon III (Paris : Hermann Éditeurs, 2023, 350
p.) ISBN-13. 979-1037021298
| Katharine Ellis
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Counting the dead in Napoleonic campaigns: a complex problem
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2024/2 No 7)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
| Pierre Branda
Pages 5 to 16| Introduction
| Hervé Drévillon, François Houdecek
Pages 17 to 52| How did men die on napoleonic campaigns? On the causes of death,
from battle to trauma
| Michel Roucaud
Pages 53 to 78| Data processing and sampling performed on the service registers of
regiments in Spain (1808–1814): first results
| Antonio Grajal de Blas, Christian Granger, Jorge Planas Campos
Pages 79 to 92| Losses in the imperial guard
| Stéphane Calvet
Pages 93 to 164| Cabrera. How many died? And where are the bodies?
| Frédéric Lemaire
Pages 165 to 194| A case of micro-history. The Richelmi reports: care in Glogau in
1813
| Jean-François Brun
Pages 195 to 212| War and mental illness
| François Houdecek
Pages 213 to 220| Helen M. DAVIES, Herminie and Fanny Pereire: Elite Jewish
Women in nineteenth-century France, (Manchester: Manchester
University Press, 2024), xiii + 316 pp. ISBN 978-1-5261-7765-0
| Susan Foley
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True colours
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2024/1 No 6)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
| Peter Hicks
Pages 5 to 55| The battle of Heliopolis: a forgotten victory
| Alexander Chudinov, Tom Corkett, Zahira Ransome, Mark Mellor, Peter Hicks
Pages 57 to 78| The virtues of abdication: taking the “personal” out of the
relationship between Germaine de Staël and Napoleon
| Stéphanie Genand, Adam Lozier, Matt Burden, Mark Mellor, Peter Hicks
Pages 79 to 100| 4, 6, and 11 April 1814. Napoleon I’s three abdication declarations
| Charles-Éloi Vial, Sophie Cherel, Sophie Borresen, Mark Mellor, Peter Hicks
Pages 101 to 131| Talking to the British: recently discovered accounts of english
conversations with Napoleon on Elba
| Peter Hicks
Pages 133 to 168| ‘Doctor’ Simon François Bernard the architect of the “Orsini
conspiracy” against Napoléon III
| Ilma Golicz
Pages 169 to 187| Between rumour and reality: Paul Barras’s fortune
| Pierre-François Pinaud, Isabelle Chaize, Zahira Ransome, Mark Mellor, Peter Hicks
Pages 189 to 192| BRUN, Jean-François. La Grande Armée: Analyse d’une machine de
guerre. Paris: Pierre de Taillac, 2023; ISBN: 2364452066.
| Alexander Mikaberidze
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The Napoleons. Forces of change, models of continuity
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2023/1 No 5)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
| Peter Hicks
Pages 7 to 32| Independence, politics, and power in Chile and Argentina: attitudes
of Napoleonic officers in the liberation armies (1817–1830)
| Patrick Puigmal
Pages 33 to 48| “Conversation between Bonaparte and an English traveller”
| Michel Niqueux
Pages 49 to 65| Discovering Luigi Cherubini’s Abencerages (1813)
| Jean Mongrédien
Pages 67 to 89| The myth of the fourth dynasty during the Second Empire
| Juliette Glikman
Pages 91 to 143| The “Grand maréchal du Palais”: to protect and serve
| Pierre Branda
Pages 145 to 184| “Death in every horrid shape rode triumphant”
| William L. Chew III
Pages 185 to 189| Année philologique napoléonienne
Pages 193 to 196| Houdecek, François, Vivre la Grande Armée: être soldat au temps
de Napoléon, CNRS Editions, Paris, 2023, p. 407, ISBN-10.
2271124115Houdecek, Francois (ed.), Maréchaux d’Empire: La
gloire pour destin, Ministère des Armées, Paris, 2023, p. 496,
ISBN. 2379337624
| Frederick Schneid
Pages 197 to 199| Capitaine Frederick Maitland, Amiral George Cockburn, Napoléon
sur la route de Sainte-Hélène, Éditions Voilier Rouge,
Vaumarcus, 2023, p. 252, ISBN. 2940744041
| Peter Hicks
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The Boulogne camp: the women, the men, the logistics
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2022/4 No 4)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
| Peter Hicks
Pages 5 to 15| From Pas-de-Calais to England: the cartographical arsenal of the
imperial state secretariat
| Cécile Robin
Pages 17 to 36| Building Napoleon’s flotillas: an invasion project fraught with
difficulties
| Sophie Muffat
Pages 37 to 55| Women at the Boulogne camp, 1803-1809: findings from the civil
registries FOR the communes of Montreuil-sur-Mer, Étaples,
Saint-Josse, Camiers, Dannes and Widehem
| Chantal Prévot
Pages 57 to 102| Archaeoscopy of an invasion project: Excavation of the infantry
barracks at the Montreuil army camp (1803–1805)
| Frédéric Lemaire
Pages 103 to 115| The numismatics of the Étaples camp. soldiers’ pay in THE light of
archaeological discoveries
| Thibault Cardon
Pages 117 to 120| Année philologique napoléonienne
Pages 123 to 126| Riccardo Benzoni. “Dieu lui accorde un fils” Napoleone, il re di
Roma e la legittimazione della dinastia imperiale. Milan:
Franco Angeli. 2022, 258p. ISBN: 9788835145783.
| Ambrogio A. Caiani
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The origins of the Napoleonic State
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2022/3 No 3)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
| Peter Hicks
Pages 5 to 20| Considerations on the first reforms of the Consulate
| Patrice Gueniffey
Pages 21 to 55| Napoleon Bonaparte’s participation in Council of State debates on
family issues
| Leila Saada
Pages 57 to 78| Bonaparte’s concordat and its survival
| Roland Minnerath
Pages 79 to 100| A lifelong and hereditary power: the question of the Parallèle
entre César, Cromwel, Monck et Bonaparte
| Antonio D’Onofrio
Pages 101 to 126| Counting the bodies and remembering the dead in times of war:
French Army casualties during the Second Italian War of
Independence (1859–1860)
| Loïc Pingot
Pages 127 to 133| Valentina Dal Cin. Il mondo nuovo. L’élite veneta fra
rivoluzione e restaurazione (1797 – 1815). Venice: Edizioni
Ca’Foscari. Studi di storia 7, 2019, 398 (including extensive
bibliography and index).
| Doina Pasca Harsanyi
Pages 135 to 137| Thompson, Mark S., Wellington and the Lines of Torres Vedras:
The Defense of Portugal during the Peninsular War 1807-1814
(Book No. 75 in the ‘From Reason to Revolution 1721-1815 Series’),
Helion & Company, Warwick [UK], 2021, 224; ISBN: 1914059859
| Michael A. Bonura
Pages 139 to 146| Année philologique Napoléonienne
| Alexander Mikaberidze, Peter Hicks
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Varia
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2022/2 No 2)
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Pages 3 to 3| Editorial
Pages 5 to 52| Napoleon’s Hat
| Peter Hicks
Pages 53 to 74| British sources related to Napoleon’s St Helena funeral car
| Alec Berry
Pages 75 to 95| Napoleon and the Netherlands: A Country Misunderstood
| Graeme Callister
Pages 97 to 116| European geopolitics in the Napoleonic era
| Thierry Lentz
Pages 117 to 153| Romancing the Throne.
| Ilmar Golicz
Pages 155 to 158| Année philologique napoléonienne
Pages 159 to 162| Reynolds, Luke. Who Owned Waterloo? Battle, Memory & Myth in
British History, 1815-1852, Oxford University Press, Oxford,
2022, 272+index; ISBN 978-0-192-86499-4
| Rory Muir
Pages 163 to 165| Pierre Branda, Napoléon à Sainte-Hélène, Paris, Perrin,
2021, 652+index; ISBN 978-2-262-06995-7
| Peter Hicks
Pages 167 to 170| Grainger, John D. The British Navy in the Caribbean, Boydell
Press, Woodbridge, Suffolk [UK], 2021, 279+index; ISBN
978-1-783-27589-2
| Kenneth Johnson
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Napoleon, slavery and the colonies
| Napoleonica® the journal
(2022/1 No 1)
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Pages 3 to 5| Presentation
| Peter Hicks, Pierre Branda
Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
| Pierre Branda, Thierry Lentz
Pages 7 to 145| Napoleon, slavery, and the colonies
| Pierre Branda, Thierry Lentz
Pages 147 to 160| Note: Catherine and Emily Younghusband’s unpublished account of the
Chinese indentured labourers on St Helena in 1816
| Peter Hicks
Pages 163 to 166| Dimitri Gorchkoff. La Garde au feu! Императорская гвардия
Наполеона в период отступленя 1812 г.: состояние, эффективность и
межполковая коммуникация. Moscow: Zebra E, 2022, volume 1 (618
pages), volume 2 (439 pages); ISBN 978-5-907486-63-8
| Alexander Mikaberidze
Pages 167 to 170| Wess Mitchell. The Grand Strategy of the Habsburg Empire,
Princeton University Press: Princeton, 2018, vii-391+ index; ISBN
978-0691176703
| Frederick Schneid
Pages 171 to 175| Doina Pasca Harsanyi. French Rule in the State of Parma,
1796-1814, Palgrave Macmillan, London, 2022, xii-285+ index;
ISBN 978-3-030-97339-1
| Peter Hicks