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The Napoleonic Empire and the new European political culture

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	The Napoleonic Empire and the new European political culture/ edited by Michael Broers, Peter Hicks and Agustin Guimer{acute}a.
other author:	Broers, Michael.
Published:	London :Palgrave Macmillan : c2012.,
Description:	1 online resource (xv, 332 p.) :ill., map.
[NT 15003449]:	Preface -- Foreword to the Series -- Acknowledgements -- Notes on the Contributors -- Map -- Introduction: The Napoleonic Empire & the New European Political Culture: Towards Our Europe; M.Broers -- PART I: FRANCE 1799-1814 -- Introduction; M.Broers -- Imperial France in 1808 and beyond; T.Lentz -- The Origins of the Napoleonic System of Repression; H.Brown -- Policing, Rural Revolt and Conscription in Napoleonic France; A.Forrest -- Small state, Big Society: The Involvement of Citizens in 19th Century France; M.C.Thoral -- Napoleon as a Politician; P.Hicks -- PART II: THE LOW COUNTRIES, THE RHINELAND AND SWITZERLAND, 1792-1814 -- Introduction; M.Broers -- The Napoleonic Civil Code: The Belgian Case; M.Rapport -- The Dutch Case: the Kingdom of Holland and the Imperial Departments; M.Lok & M.van der Berg -- Resistance against Napoleon in the Kingdom of Holland; J.Joor -- A Tale of Two Cities: Aachen & Cologne in Napoleonic Europe; M.Rowe -- The Swiss Case in the Napoleonic Empire; G.Clemens -- PART III: CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE -- Introduction; M.Broers -- Resistance to Napoleonic Reform in the Grand Duchy of Berg, the Kingdom of the Westphalia and the South German states; U.Planert -- Napoleonic Rule in German Central Europe: Compliance and Resistance; K.Aaslestad -- The Napoleonic Administrative System in the Kingdom of Westphalia; N.P.Todorov -- The Prussian Era of Reforms; K.Hagemann -- PART IV: THE ITALIAN PENINSULAR & THE ILLYRIAN PROVINCES -- Introduction: M.Broers -- The Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy: State Administration; A.Grab -- The Imperial Departments of Napoleonic Italy: Resistance and Collaboration; M.Broers -- The Feudal Question in the Kingdom of Naples; A.M.Rao -- The Illyrian Provinces; R.Stauber -- PART V: SPAIN AND PORTUGAL 1800-1814 -- Introduction; M.Broers -- The Monarchy at Bayonne and the Constitution of Cadiz; E.La Parra -- Popular Resistance in Spain; J.R.Aymes -- Imperial Spain; J.M.Portillo -- The New Spanish Councils; M.Lorente -- Napoleonic Paradoxes in Europe: The Portuguese Case; F.D.Costa -- Conclusion: The Napoleonic Empire in the Age of Revolutions: The Contrast of Two National Representations; A.Jourdan -- Index.
Subject:	HISTORY / Europe / Western -
Subject:	France - Humor - Politics and government - 18th century. -
Online resource:	http://link.springer.com/10.1057/9781137271396An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click for information
ISBN:	9781137271396 (electronic bk.)

The Napoleonic Empire and the new European political culture
The Napoleonic Empire and the new European political culture[electronic resource] /edited by Michael Broers, Peter Hicks and Agustin Guimer{acute}a. - London :Palgrave Macmillanc2012. - 1 online resource (xv, 332 p.) :ill., map. - War, culture and society, 1750-1850. - War, culture and society, 1750-1850..

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preface -- Foreword to the Series -- Acknowledgements -- Notes on the Contributors -- Map -- Introduction: The Napoleonic Empire & the New European Political Culture: Towards Our Europe; M.Broers -- PART I: FRANCE 1799-1814 -- Introduction; M.Broers -- Imperial France in 1808 and beyond; T.Lentz -- The Origins of the Napoleonic System of Repression; H.Brown -- Policing, Rural Revolt and Conscription in Napoleonic France; A.Forrest -- Small state, Big Society: The Involvement of Citizens in 19th Century France; M.C.Thoral -- Napoleon as a Politician; P.Hicks -- PART II: THE LOW COUNTRIES, THE RHINELAND AND SWITZERLAND, 1792-1814 -- Introduction; M.Broers -- The Napoleonic Civil Code: The Belgian Case; M.Rapport -- The Dutch Case: the Kingdom of Holland and the Imperial Departments; M.Lok & M.van der Berg -- Resistance against Napoleon in the Kingdom of Holland; J.Joor -- A Tale of Two Cities: Aachen & Cologne in Napoleonic Europe; M.Rowe -- The Swiss Case in the Napoleonic Empire; G.Clemens -- PART III: CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE -- Introduction; M.Broers -- Resistance to Napoleonic Reform in the Grand Duchy of Berg, the Kingdom of the Westphalia and the South German states; U.Planert -- Napoleonic Rule in German Central Europe: Compliance and Resistance; K.Aaslestad -- The Napoleonic Administrative System in the Kingdom of Westphalia; N.P.Todorov -- The Prussian Era of Reforms; K.Hagemann -- PART IV: THE ITALIAN PENINSULAR & THE ILLYRIAN PROVINCES -- Introduction: M.Broers -- The Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy: State Administration; A.Grab -- The Imperial Departments of Napoleonic Italy: Resistance and Collaboration; M.Broers -- The Feudal Question in the Kingdom of Naples; A.M.Rao -- The Illyrian Provinces; R.Stauber -- PART V: SPAIN AND PORTUGAL 1800-1814 -- Introduction; M.Broers -- The Monarchy at Bayonne and the Constitution of Cadiz; E.La Parra -- Popular Resistance in Spain; J.R.Aymes -- Imperial Spain; J.M.Portillo -- The New Spanish Councils; M.Lorente -- Napoleonic Paradoxes in Europe: The Portuguese Case; F.D.Costa -- Conclusion: The Napoleonic Empire in the Age of Revolutions: The Contrast of Two National Representations; A.Jourdan -- Index.

Napoleon was a breaker of worlds. He made and remade most of the European continent almost at will, for well over a decade. Much of our world was forged as a consequence of his actions. Ever since we have taken our revenge - whether as scholars, novelists, politicians or private citizens - by making, unmaking and remaking him. Napoleon: assassin or saviour of the Revolution? Hero or charlatan? Manager or despot? Warmonger or pacifist? These are the questions French and foreign historians have tried to answer over the last two centuries. In this collection of essays, a new generation of historians re-evaluate the Napoleonic era by focusing on the constitutional and institutional impact of this period on western European society

ISBN: 9781137271396 (electronic bk.)

Source: 388776Palgrave Macmillanhttp://www.palgraveconnect.comSubjects--Topical Terms:

1599510
HISTORY / Europe / Western
Subjects--Geographical Terms:

3466865
France
--Politics and government--18th century.--HumorIndex Terms--Genre/Form:

542853
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: D308

Dewey Class. No.: 940.27

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