External websites

An e-version of the book, Borderlands of Western Civilization: A History of East Central Europe, by Andrew L. Simon (Editor), Oskar Halecki (Simon Publications/2001 556 pages). Of particular interested to Napoleon I fans is chapter 16: 'The Napoleonic Period'

Spanish site related to the museum of the same name and the battles. 

This web site serves as a repository of collected links and information on the history of economic thought, from the ancient times until the modern day.  It is designed for students and the general public, who are interested in learning about economics from a historical perspective.

A web site to accompany the British Channel 4 TV company's series on the soft underbelly of the Georgian period in the UK.

The official 'Number 10' web site's page on all British Prime Ministers from Walpole in 1721 up to Tony Blair. Of interest to the Napoleonic enthusiast are Addington, Pitt, Grenville, Portland, Perceval and Liverpool.

A full detailed historical site concerning the Industrial Revolution accompanying a six-part TV documentary on the scientific, technological and political changs that continue to impact on our lives today.

Complete details concerning the museum, but also a resource centre (with articles) and an account of the 'Lady with the Lamp's' life.

British view of the Napoleonic period

A web site detailing the forgotten battle between Moreau and the Erzherzog Johann

Site to go with television series