Titlebook: Russia and the Napoleonic Wars; Janet M. Hartley,Paul Keenan,Dominic Lieven Book 2015 The Editor(s) 2015 Russia.Napoleonic Wars.Alexander

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Introduction, big impact on Russia’s state, society and economy. Their immense cost ravaged state finances and played a part in Russia’s sharply reduced rate of economic growth in the first half of the nineteenth century. Victory over the seemingly all-powerful foreign enemy provided added legitimacy to the tsar

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International Relations in the Napoleonic Era: The Long View,lso interpret the words ‘international relations’ rather freely, investigating not just diplomacy and inter-state relations but also warfare and the sources of power in this era. Such broad perspectives have clear advantages. Comparative approaches can open up new issues and interpretations. They ca

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Cicero and Aristotle: Cultural Imperialism and the Napoleonic Geography of Empire,s of time it occupied different parts of the territory under its sway, and finally, the relentlessly uniform, uncompromising manner in which it sought to rule its empire. It might be correct to call the Napoleonic Empire more Roman than Rome itself. This chapter seeks to examine the impact of this u

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,Napoleon’s Vision of Empire and the Decision to Invade Russia,e their country from Napoleon, and a war that would easily find its place in the country’s national mythology. It was depicted not only as an outpouring of patriotic endeavour, both by regular troops and by partisans, but as a victory for Russian ways and traditions pitted against the Antichrist of

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,Russian Perspectives on European Order: ‘Review of the Year 1819’,phisticated diplomacy. A mélange of old and new regime ingredients, the peace settlement codified in the final acts of Paris and Vienna has occupied the attention of generations of historians. Writing in multiple European languages, scholars have produced high-quality works that incorporate a variet

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