The Napoleonic Quarterly

The Napoleonic Quarterly

Taking the epic conflicts of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars three months at a time. Each episode features interviews with leading historians of the period - covering the campaigns, diplomacy and political dramas of an extraordinary 24 years.

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Power plays in the Caucasus: Georgia, Russia and imperial expansion (w/ Giorgi Tchkadua)

Power plays in the Caucasus: Georgia, Russia and imperial expansion (w/ Giorgi Tchkadua)

Giorgi Tchkadua of Ilia State University in Georgia, PhD candidate under our own Alexander Mikaberidze, helps unpack the multiplicity of riddles which makes up the fascinatingly complex power dynamics...

25 Okt 20251h 13min

Ready for war: France in 1804-5 (w/ Alan Forrest)

Ready for war: France in 1804-5 (w/ Alan Forrest)

Prof Emeritus Alan Forrest of the University of York, biographer of Napoleon, is back in conversation with Alex Stevenson to give his appraisal of imperial France as it was in 1804-05. Featuring - Fra...

15 Okt 202546min

Episode 49: Q1-1804 - Conspiracists and conspirators

Episode 49: Q1-1804 - Conspiracists and conspirators

1804. January… February… March… Three months in which Napoleon acts ruthlessly by abducting and killing a royalist figurehead... Both Haiti and Louisiana face momentous questions about their future......

5 Okt 20251h 54min

Battlefield despatches: Dego, Q2-1796

Battlefield despatches: Dego, Q2-1796

April 1796 - time for another critical chapter in the young Napoleon Bonaparte's legendary Italian campaign, brought to you once again by our Battlefield Despatches dream team. Clemens Bemmann present...

24 Sep 20251h 36min

From Toulon to the Nile: Rival fleets and the struggle for Mediterranean supremacy

From Toulon to the Nile: Rival fleets and the struggle for Mediterranean supremacy

Bernie Campbell is joined by Rachel Blackman-Rogers of King's College London and Olivier Aranda of the University of Western Brittany to discuss naval strategy in the Mediterranean theatre in the 1790...

13 Sep 202557min

1804-5: What to discuss?

1804-5: What to discuss?

Yes, it's the planning meeting once again - this is the third go in our festival of bureaucracy, the critical discussion which sees us sort out what each of our main episodes should include as topics ...

3 Sep 20251h 45min

Episode 48: Q4-1803 - Haiti, free at last

Episode 48: Q4-1803 - Haiti, free at last

1803. October… November… December… Three months in which French forces wave the white flag on Saint-Domingue... In Washington the Louisiana Purchase gets a green light from Congress - without working ...

23 Aug 20252h 21min

Battlefield despatches: Assaye, Sep 23rd 1803

Battlefield despatches: Assaye, Sep 23rd 1803

This episode offers a deep dive into the pivotal Battle of Assaye fought on September 23, 1803, a clash that shaped British dominance in India and forged the reputation of Arthur Wellesley—better know...

13 Aug 20252h 11min

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