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"Bleeding ulcer": the commencement and long-term consequences of guerilla warfare in Iberia
Author : BARRY Don



 

"The Arming of the Nation" - Speeches by William Pitt 'the Younger', July 1803
Author : PITT 'THE YOUNGER' William
Key-words : pitt, houses of parliament, windam, hawkesbury, defence, mobilisation



 

'Palmerston's Follies': a reply to the French 'threat'
Author : HICKS Peter
Key-words : defence, fortifications, martello



 

«Napoleon's perfect battle», an interview with Jacques Garnier
Author : CHANTERANNE David
Revue : Revue du Souvenir Napoléonien
Number :Numéro Spécial
Month :septembre-octobre-novembre
Year : 2005
Pages : 35-40



 

A British agent at Tilsit
Author : HOLLAND ROSE John



 

A grand première: The Treasures of the Fondation Napoléon at last unveiled in Paris!



 

A history of the Franc: the key moments
Author : DELAGE Irène
Month :March
Year : 2003
Key-words : franc germinal, finance, banking



 

A Saint Helena Miscellany
Author : LENTZ Thierry, HICKS Peter



 

A sympathetic ear: Napoleon, Elba and the British - from History Today (1994), vol. 44
Author : MACDONOGH Katharine
Revue : Revue du Souvenir Napoléonien
Key-words : elba, castlereagh, alexander, frederick william, lord holland



 

Air and graces: Napoleon and vocal music
Author : HICKS Peter
Month :July
Year : 2006



 

An exceptional portrait of Madame Mère by Gérard up for auction at Sotheby's
Author : PAVAGEAU Pascale



 

April 2005: grandiose re-enactment of the Battle of Caldiero - despite the rain...
Author : HICKS Peter



 

Armistice between France and Russia, 21st of June, 1807
Author : NAPOLEON I




 

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