Press reviews

'Waterloo Artillery: British, French and Prussian', Smoothbore Ordnance Journal no. 5 edited by Dr Stephen Summerfield (external link).  Includes: Overview of Artillery at Waterloo, p.9 The Waterloo Myth of Royal Artillery Cowardice, p. 25Classification of Artillery, p. 50Towards Tactical Mobility and Napoleonic Horse Artillery, p.64

An article from History Today Online about Admiral Lord Nelson's most famous utterances.

The Napoleonic History Society newsletter 2013 is now available. Contents:  – Lames in Texas– Incomparable!– The Ontario Front– Gettysburg Conference – Turner's Sandycombe Lodge– A Ring for Josephine – HMS Namur Rediscovered– Ney at the Rockefeller Plaza– Dickson's Desk– Pauline's Slippers– The French get Nelson's Coat – No House of the History of France – […]

An article from the History of Parliament blog about Britihs troops sent to the Scheldt in 1810.

A short article from the I09 website, based on the article which appeared on the Smithsonian blog in February, which in turn drew heavily from an article from an article published in Napoleonica la Revue.

An article in History Today about the murder of Tsar Paul I in 1801. (External link).

The Lever of Growth: French Economic Warfare and the British Response at Sea (1770-1815), by Katerina Galani

An article from TIME online about the sale of Napoleon and Josephine's engagement ring (external link).

A BBC News article about the 19th century mechancical chess-playing Turk.

Napoleonic Medals in the Zagreb Archaeological Museum, by Ivan Mirnik