Presentation
The Chaire Napoléon continues its exploration of the circumstances and political consequences of Napoleon’s death in a series of study mornings. After the death itself and its contemporary echo (2018), the formation of the libero-bonapartist idea (2019), this third rendez-vous explores the Bonapartist ideas and facts.
Programme
09:30 – Welcome
09:50 – The “Memorial”: fifty years of publishing – Chantal Prévot, librarian at the Fondation Napoléon
10:10 am – Between russophilia and bonapartism: which realism? Polish views of Prince Czartoryski – Tom Richard, State Librarian at the French Museum of Natural History, Lecturer at ICES, CRICES
10:40 a.m. – Break
10.50 am – The first liberals/Bonapartists in Britain, 1822-1848 – Peter Hicks, Head of International Affairs at the Fondation Napoléon, Associated Professor at the University of Bath
11:10 am – Napoleonopoeia in the France of the Restoration and the July Monarchy: Romantic culture or political cult? – Juliette Glikman, Doctor of History and Associate Researcher, Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne
11:40 am – Around the return of the mortal remains – Thierry Lentz, Director of the Fondation Napoléon, Lecturer at ICES, member of CRICES
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