
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

Could Andrew Roberts' in-depth look at Napoleon's HR issues with those pesky marshals have prompted a bit of a rethink? With his new book Napoleon And His Marshals, Lord Roberts certainly has a fascinating new perspective moving things on from his 20... more
Bernie Campbell is joined by Alexander Mikaberidze and Rachel Blackman-Rogers to get their picks of the best books about one of the Napoleonic Wars' most consequential years. Covering all the angles of both the year's big campaign on the European con... more
1805. January... February... March... three months in which British telescopes looking out across the English Channel are trained on the north French coast... the Royal Navy waits in suspense for Frace's emperor to make his move... and the Italian re... more
With the relaunch period drawing to a close the time is now upon us, finally, when this podcast about the Napoleonic period actually gets to talk actually properly about the actual Napoleonic Wars. In one final build-up episode before episode 53 dive... more
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I’ve been listening to the podcast for the past six months or so. I have immensely enjoyed it and reminds me of my lectures from university. The professorial panel of Charles and Alex is exceptional and brings critical insights as the episodes navigate the period three months at a time.
The guest appearances and deep dives are also interesting and well worth the ‘narrative’ pause. Without these, we wouldn’t get to understand the world of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Thank you so m... more
I have a deep fascination with the Napoleonic period and this show does an outstanding job of breaking down the period and its people and events in often highly granular detail. To a person the hosts are engaging and thoughtful, and the guests captivating and informative. Thanks for doing a great job educating people about this amazing corner of history!
I have been a keen listener for a couple of years now. The format means that there is plenty of material to go and continue to look forward to listening.
Found this podcast in 2023. Finally caught up listening to all the episodes today. Alex Stevenson has done a masterful job lining up experts from all over the world to present. As an anglophone, this variety gives perspectives often overlooked from a purely English speaking perspective. No doubt his professorial panel (Charles and Alex M) are a strong help in this. Well done!
Fantastic podcast on the Napoleonic wars. A great endeavour by all involved.
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This show breaks down the Napoleonic era in tight three-month blocks, anchoring analysis with leading historians and a rotating panel to illuminate campaigns, diplomacy, and political drama. Episodes are marked by rigorous scholarship, lively roundtables, and fresh perspectives from global experts, often challenging traditional narratives with new interpretations and rich primary-source context. A standout quality is the workshop-like treatment of storytelling—blending documentary history with screenplay-minded discussions and candid behind-the-scenes notes from production and guests.
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Recent guests on The Napoleonic Quarterly include:
1. Andrew Roberts
2. Rachel Blackman-Rogers
3. Philip Dwyer
4. Alex Mechaburdzy
5. James Topham
6. Peter Castor
7. William Doyle
8. Alexander Mikhaburidze
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