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Links related to the Napoleonic era in general

• Centannia You can download at no charge a Working Model version of the Centennia software. These are complete copies of the software limited in time to a 28 year period ranging from 1792 to 1819. This was a period of dramatic change in Europe covering the entire Napoleonic period. If you're a Napoleon fan, this may be all you need. If your interests are primarily other periods of history, this Working Model will gave you a good idea of whether you want to purchase the full version of Centennia.
• Cercle Histoire et Figurines
  This looks like a very nice site for those with an interest in miniatures, wargames, military history, and especially the First Empire...
• Die Zeit Napoleons (1793 bis 1815), German article about Napoleon's time.
• Die Zinnfigur
  (In German and English) This site reproduces rare printed source material regarding the Napoleonic period. It specializes in printed material of Germanic origin.
• Essling Wagram, About Napoleonic battles and the people of the Napoleonic Era (in French).
• Eugène de Beauharnais and his titles
• France During the French Revolution and Under Napoleon Bonaparte.
  An annotated chronology of civil and military events
• Hotel des Invalides
• Institute of Napoleon and the French Revolution Homepage at the university of Florida
• If Napoleon had won the battle of Waterloo (essay)
• Josephine de Beauhairnes (statue)
• Letters and dispatches of Horatio Nelson
• Mauritius Campaign
• Napoleonic Artillery
  During the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars which swept Europe between 1792 and 1815, the small professional armies of the eighteenth century quickly gave way to large national armies composed of draftees. These wars saw the rise of artillery to a preeminent battlefield position. But how was it employed? How did artillery batteries behave on the field of battle and how were they able to function during the confusion of combat?
• Napoleonic Collection
• Napoleon Bonaparte's Role in Finnish, Swedish and Russian Foreign Policy, 1801-1814
• Napoleonic Revolution
• Napoleonic Titles and Heraldry
• Peninsular War (in Spanish)
• Relations between Russia and Sweden, 1801-1814 and Napoleon Bonaparte's Role in Finnish, Swedish and Russian Foreign Policy, 1801-1814
• The 13th at Waterloo
• The chronical of the drum, reproduced electronic version of an epic Napoleonic poem published by Charles Scribners Sons in 1882
• The Discriminating General, This site reproduces rare printed source material regarding the Napoleonic period.
• French Napoleonic Headdress (Uniforms)
• Talleyrand and the Congress of Vienna
• The Trafalgar Roll Find out who fought in this batlle, which individuals, which ships, what actions, etc.
• War of 1812 homepage
• Welcome to The Napoleonic Association Web Site
• Wellington's Dispatches
  These dispatches are from the original 1837 editions published by Clowes, London. They give a fascinating insight into the nature of British army operations in the Peninsula and Waterloo Campaigns during the Napoleonic Wars. They also reveal a thoughtful, yet stern Arthur Wellesley, whose many concerns as Commander-in-Chief included the wants and needs of his officers and the welfare of his men. Please note that Wellington's headquarters would use French when communicating with foreign armies such as the Dutch, Austrians, and many others.

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