Issue n° 4 (November 2011) of Napoleonic Scholarship, the journal produced by the International Napoleonic Society (USA), has been published.
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Contents:
– Messages of the President and the Editor-in-Chief (pp. 1-2)
– List of Contributors (pp. 3-6)
– “The Royal Navy and the French Wars: The Long-Term Background”, by Jeremy Black (pp. 7-14)
– “The Grand Paris of Napoleon: From A Dream Of Magnificence To A Dream of Utility”, by Annie Jourdan (pp. 15-25)
– “Dominique-Vivant Denon (1747-1825): Napoleon's Chief Adviser in the Art, by Marian Hochel (pp. 26-35)
– “Life After Death: Liberal Uses of the Napoleonic Past in 1821”, by Natasha S. Naujoks (pp. 36-42)
– “'What a situation then is mine!' Wellington, the Odium of Relief and the Cavalry Generals, 1812-1813”, by Mark Gerges (pp. 43-54)
– “The Battle of Austerlitz and the Principles of War”, by Jack Sigler (pp. 55-63)
– “'Redcoats against Napoleon': The 30th Regiment of Line during the Napoleonic Wars”, by Carole Divall (pp. 64-76)
– “The Enigmatic Adventurer: Louis Jacques Galabert”, by Rafe Blaufarb (pp. 76-81)
– “Rescuing Napoleon from St. Helena”, by Emilio Ocampo (pp. 82-96)
– “Americans in France during the Revolution and Napoleon”, by William L. Chew III (pp. 97-104)
– “Napoleon, Family Values, and the Fate of Europe”, by William Nester (pp. 105-118)
– “Society: Friend or Enemy of the Blacks”, by Nicholas Stark (pp. 119-126)
– “The Grande Armée's Retreat as Seen From the Intercepted Soldiers' Correspondence”, by Nikolay Promyslov (pp. 127-131)
– Did the War Pay for the War? An Assessment of Napoleon's Attempts to Make his Campaigns Self-financing”, by Pierre Branda (pp. 132-141)
– “'Brevet to the scaffold or to glory': The High Command of the French Army and Revolutionary Government, 1792-94”, by Eman Vovsi (pp. 142-153)
– “'The Russian Eagles over the Seine': Russian Occupation of Paris, 1814”, by Alexander Mikaberidze (pp. 154-166)
– List of Illustrations (pp. 167-169)