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Het Engelstalige journal of the International Napoleonic Society (INS) verscheen een eerste maal in april 1997. Tot en met 2013 werd het telkens uitgebracht op papier, daarna enkel nog digitaal (PDF).
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Alle publicaties tot op heden: http://www.napoleonicsociety.com/english/scholarshipjournal.html
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Afzonderlijke edities van het tijdschrift:
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Nummer 11, 2021-2022: http://www.napoleonicsociety.com/english/pdf/Journal2122.pdf
INHOUD: Xavier Riaud, “Napoléon Was Just a Man: His Diseases” (pagina 1), Doina Pasca Harsanyi, “Criminal Justice and Legitimacy in Occupied Lands” (pagina 6), Marian Hochel, “Empire Style between Art and Propaganda? Reflections on the Napoleonʼs Imperial Representation on the 200th Anniversary of His Death” (pagina 12),
Matej Čapo, “The Napoleonic Wars in the Historical Memory of Bratislava: Historical Objects and Works of Art” (pagina 24), Alasdair White, “Why St Helena? … Why Not the Yardarm “ pour ecourager les autres?” The Napoleonic Era and the Rise of British Exceptionalism Exceptionalism” (pagina 57), Annaliese Wren, “Visual Legacy of Napoléon during the Bourbon Restoration” (pagina 68), Alex Grab, “Smallpox Vaccination in Napoleonic Italy (1800-1814)” (pagina 83), Wayne Hanley, “‘What We’ve Got Here Is Failure to Communicate’: Marshal Ney and Napoleon in Poland” (pagina 98), Eugene Breydo, “Napoleon’s Theorem and His Military Strategy” (pagina 113), Alasdair White, “Volcanoes in the Time of Revolution Revolution—The Impact of Natural Events on Political Change: A Critical Theory Approach Approach” (pagina 119),
Blizniakov Roman Alexandrovich and Malishev Dimitrii Arkadievich, “Review of Ivane Menteshashvili’s Power and Hero. Napoleon Bonaparte” (pagina 134), Paul Chamberlain, “Review of Jonas de Neef’s In The Wake of the Emperor: Memoirs and Letters of French Soldiers in Napoleon’s Armies 1805-1814” (pagina 138) en Wayne Hanley, “Review of Beatrice de Graaf, Ido de Haan, and Brian Vick’s Securing Europe after Napoleon: 1815 and the New European Security Culture” (pagina 140).
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Nummer 10, 2019-2020: http://www.napoleonicsociety.com/english/pdf/journal2020.pdf
Table of Contents/Inhoud, Napoleonic Scholarship 2019 – 2020: J. David Markham, ‘The Die is Now Cast:’ The Route Napoleon, Susan Jaques, ‘A Great Moral Lesson’: Art Restitution and the Musée Napoléon, Marian Hochel, Napoleonic Memorabilia (Napoleonics) in the House of Blücher: “Hero of the Day” the Field Marshal Blücher and Napoleon´s Carriage from Waterloo at Raduň Chateau, Nataliya Tanshina, Napoleon’s Sarcophagus Made of ‘Russian Porphyry’, Paul van Lunteren, Metternich’s Delicate Dance of 1813: Diplomacy Between Eagles, Gilles Bertrand, Daniello Berlinghieri and the Hundred Days: Italian Diplomat at the Congress of Vienna, Peter Hicks, The Austrian Diplomat Baron von Stürmer and his Brush with Napoleon and Napoleonists, Doina Pasca Harsanyi, The Voice of Duty: Collaboration and Ideology in Napoleonic Italy (Parma–Piacenza 1805-1810), Tatiana A. Kosykh, The British View of the French Occupation of Spain and Portugal, 1807-1814, John H. Gill, Combat Performance at the End of Alliance: The Hessian–Darmstadt Contingent in 1813, Agnieszka Fulińska, The Flight of the Eagle—But What about the Eaglet?, Xavier Riaud, Healthcare Reforms under the Empire, Liudmila Sakharova, The Silent Witnesses of Napoleon’s Abdication en Wayne Hanley, Marshal Ney: From Abdication to the Eve of Waterloo—Buyer’s Remorse?
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Nummer 9, december 2018: http://www.napoleonicsociety.com/english/pdf/journal2018.pdf
Table of Contents/Inhoud, Napoleonic Scholarship – December 2018: William L. Chew III, Napoleon and Germany: Louisa of Prussia Revisited. Susan P. Connor, The Agony and the Ecstasy: Marie Louise and The Birth of the King of Rome. Attila Réfi, A Career with an Unfair Ending: The Life and Military Activity of the Austrian Lieutenant General Baron Joseph Meskó de Felsőkubin (1762-1815). Marian Hochel, Napoleonic Memorabilia as the Mediator of Historical Memory in Chateau Collections in Lands of the Bohemian Crown. Wayne Hanley, Napoleon and the Romantics: From Hero to Villain. Karl Jakob Skarstein, Napoleon’s Forgotten Victory: Mondovi (21 April 1796). T. E. Crowdy, The Marengo Spy: Military Espionage in Napoleon’s Second Italian Campaign. Dennis W. Potts, Quatre Bras: Dutch Courage Saves the Day. Balázs Lázár, Army Recruitment in the Kingdom of Hungary during the Napoleonic War: Reform Efforts and Failures. István Nagy-Luttenberger, Hungarian Generals of the French Wars: A Study of Military Merit and Social Mobility. David Wright, Württemberg Light Troops: Their Tactical Deployment in the 1809 Campaign Against Austria. Matej Čapo, The Occupation of Bratislava in 1809. Jaromír Kovárník, Mass Graves of the Battle of Znojmo/Znaim 1809. Nicholas Stark, Masters in Their Own Country: Approaching Ireland in the Napoleonic System, 1796-1815. Andrzej Kosim, Shattered Illusions: The Secret Mission of Lieutenant-colonel Björnstjerna to Napoleon in 1809. Alasdair White, Post-Napoleonic Political Unrest and the Formation of the State of Belgium 1813-1850: A Conceptual Approach. William L. Chew III, Napoleon, the Congress of Vienna and the Abolition of the Slave Trade. Alasdair White (a review by), Paul L. Dawson. Waterloo: The Truth at Last. Why Napoleon Lost the Great Battle.
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Nummer 8, december 2017: http://www.napoleonicsociety.com/english/pdf/journal2017.pdf
INHOUD: Peter Hicks, Who was Barry Edward O’Meara? (pagina 10), Alasdair White, Of Myths and Memories … and Historical Documents about the Battle of Waterloo (pagina 32), Marina Ortiz, Rome Undone: Competing Views and Aligning Rhetoric Concerning the Despoliation of Italy (pagina 39), James Hurst, Killing in a Sepia Twilight: A “New” 200-Year-Old Waterloo Painting (pagina 47), William L. Chew III, From Our Correspondent: Top U.S Diplomat Witnesses Return of Emperor (pagina 61),
Susan P. Conner, Arms and the Woman: One Queen and Some Wives, Whores, and Others in Prussia, 1806-1815 (pagina 77), Romain Buclon, The Grand Duchy of Berg: From Murat to Napoleon (pagina 87), Karolina Stefanski, Paris to Kassel: Adaptation and Transformation of French Empire Style in Silver from the Kingdom of Westphalia (1807-1813) (pagina 93), Eugene Chalvardjian, Reorganization of the French Army under Napoleon (pagina 104), Kevin Broucke, Spearhead to Victory: Marshal Jean Lannes and the Reserve Corps at the Battle of Friedland, 14 June 1807 (pagina 115), Liudmila Sakharova, The Saber of Napoleon (pagina 137), Historic Documents (pagina 141), Fouché Justifies Bonaparte’s Brumaire Coup (pagina 142), The Treaty of Lunéville 1801 (pagina 148), Ode on the Occasion of the Peace of Lunéville (pagina 158), Ode on the War Between France and England (pagina 177), Nouvelles Officielles 31 March 1814 (pagina 189), Lyon Journal 16 April 1814 (pagina 223) en Lyon Journal 17 April 1814 (pagina 235).
Bijlage, historische document(en) – (in Engelse vertaling):
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Nummer 7, december 2016: https://gallery.mailchimp.com/866adf3922a0f12a80ff859b5/files/fb83a680-3059-4cd0-9b77-f3a094e5f1e7/Napoleonic_Scholarship_2016.pdf
INHOUD: Adeline Beaurepaire-Hernandez, Italian Notables and Political Constraints under the First Empire (pagina 12), Doina Pasca Harsanyi, Between Glory and Good Sense: Resistance to Conscription and the National Guard Experience in the States of Parma, 1805-06 (pagina 21), Alasdair White, Dancing in the Time of War: The Expatriate British Social Elite in Belgium during the 1815 Campaign (pagina 38), Susan P. Conner, Dancing into Battle and Not Out Again: Women, War, and Waterloo (pagina 47), William L. Chew, An American Diplomat in ‘Paree’ during the Hundred Days (pagina 58), Zachary M. Stoltzfus, Napoleon’s Kindle: Libraries, Literature, and the Legacy of the Napoleonic Era (pagina 75), Richard Siegler, A Motion for Heredity: Contextualizing Le Moniteur’s Role in the Creation of the Empire, February-May 1804 (pagina 86), Suzanna Calev, The Path to Military Glory: A Study of Democratic-Republican Fascination of Napoleon Bonaparte during the Early American Republic and War of 1812 (pagina 95), Sam A. Mustafa, The Plunder State: Napoleon’s Exploitation of the Kingdom of Westphalia. (pagina 110), Nika Khoperia, Georgians in the Napoleonic Wars (1792-1815) (pagina 123), Eugene Chalvardjian, Clausewitz and Jomini: Two Different Interpreters of Napoleonic Warfare (pagina 129), Maureen MacLeod, Schooling and Privilege: Schoolgirls at the Maison d’éducation de la Légion d’honneur during the Napoleonic Empire (pagina 139), J. David Markham, Dr. James Verling: Napoleon’s Would-Be Irish Doctor on St Helena (pagina 153) en Mordechai Gichon (1922 – 2016) (pagina 168).
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Nummer 6, december 2015: http://www.napoleonicsociety.com/english/pdf/journal2015.pdf
Inhoud: Opening Up a Few Cadavers: The Marketplace in Bodies in Eighteenth-Century and Napoleonic Paris by Susan P. Conner (pagina 10), The 1799 Anglo-Russian Invasion of Holland: A Comparative View from the Press by David Robinson (pagina 23), Al-Jabarti’s Religious Hierarchy and Bonaparte’s Revolutionary Hypocrisy by Pouyan Tabasinejad (pagina 44), Revolutionary Imperialism in the East, French Revolutionary Ideas as the Foundation of a New Form of Imperialism by Sheragim Jenabzadeh (pagina 56), A View from the Saddle: Using Google Earth® to Interpret Napoleonic Sites by Edna L. Markham (pagina 70), Plucking the Shamrock of Europe: Lessons from Irish Revolution and Union by Nicholas Stark (pagina 81), Ney’s Mission to Switzerland, 1802-03 by Wayne Hanley (pagina 93), Convention of Cintra, A Revisionist View by Dennis W. Potts (pagina 109), Friends or Enemies? Deconstructing the Enemy: the Wooden Virgin by María Zozaya Montes (pagina 125) en Poniatowski in 1813 by John Stanley (pagina 136).
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