Russia and the Napoleonic Wars

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 International Relations in the Napoleonic Era: The Long View

Chapter 3 Cicero and Aristotle: Cultural Imperialism and the Napoleonic Geography of Empire

Chapter 4 Napoleon’s Vision of Empire and the Decision to Invade Russia

Chapter 5 Russian Perspectives on European Order: ‘Review of the Year 1819’

Chapter 6 Alexander I, Talleyrand and France’s Future in 1814

Chapter 7 Russia and Britain in International Relations in the Period 1807–1812

Chapter 8 Russia, Napoleon and the Threat to British India

Chapter 9 Factions and In-fighting among Russian Generals in the 1812 Era

Chapter 10 The ‘Maid of Orleans’ of the Russian Army: Prince Eugen of Württemberg in the Napoleonic Wars

Chapter 11 The Finances of the Russian Empire in the Period of the Patriotic War of 1812 and of the Foreign Campaigns of the Russian Army

Chapter 12 Patriotism in the Provinces in 1812: Volunteers and Donations

Chapter 13 The Russian Imperial Court and Victory Celebrations during the Early Napoleonic Wars

Chapter 14 Orthodox Russia against ‘Godless’ France: The Russian Church and the ‘Holy War’ of 1812

Chapter 15 The Enemy behind Our Backs? The Occupation of the Duchy of Warsaw 1813–1814

Chapter 16 Heroes of the Napoleonic Wars in the Ruling Elite of the Russian Empire

Chapter 17 The 1812 War and the Civilizing Process in Russia

Chapter 18 The Patriotic War of 1812 in the Commemorative Practices and Historical Memory of Russian Society from the Nineteenth to the Early Twenty-First Centuries