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The Napoleonic Wars Podcast

Zack White
Napoleonic Wars
Napoleon Bonaparte
Battle Of Waterloo
Battle Of the Glorious 1st Of June
French Revolutionary Wars
Waterloo Campaign
Duke Of Wellington
Naval Intelligence
Lord Howe
Naval Tactics
British Royal Navy
French Navy
Villaret-Joyeuse
Battle Of the Nile
Battle Of Berezina
Waterloo
French Army
Russian Campaign Of 1812
Wellington
French Revolution

Who was Napoleon Bonaparte? What was his legacy on history? And why, more than 200 years later, does the conflict which he gave his name to still matter? Join award-winning Napoleonic historians Dr Zack White, Dr Luke Reynolds, and Liam Telfer as they host Europe's leading show devoted to the American War of Independence, French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars. From interviews with leading research... more

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What did it take to survive the Napoleonic Wars? How did soldiers withstand the privations of campaign? And how did they balance the need to carry their worldly possessions on their shoulder, with the need to remain comfortable, and follow army regul... more

The French Imperial Guard has a reputation as the elite, all conquering crack troops of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. But how justified is that reputation? Dr Graeme Callister joins us to talk about the formation of the Guard, its reputation, organisat... more

Professor Kevin Linch joins us for a deep dive into how the British Army waged war. We discuss the army's organisation, the role of regimental guns, infantry tactics, the challenges faced by cavalry, and the importance of artillery innovations. The c... more

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Dr. John McAleer
Associate Professor of History and a leading expert on the East India Company
University of Southampton
Episode: The East India Company: Origins
Callum Easton
Social, economic and maritime historian of the 18th and 19th century
Author of 'The 1797 Naval Mutinies and Popular Protest in Britain'
Episode: Mutiny
Jack Gill
Adjunct professor at the Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies, affiliated with the National Defense University in Washington, DC, and specialist in Napoleonic military history.
National Defense University
Episode: Leipzig - The Battle of the Nations
Dr. Eleanor Janega
Author and sex historian, lecturer
London School of Economics
Episode: Beyond Marriage: Sex, Desire, and Deviancy in the Napoleonic era
Dr. Seth O. Le Jacq
Editor and sex historian
Hunter College CUNY
Episode: Beyond Marriage: Sex, Desire, and Deviancy in the Napoleonic era
Alex Mikaberidze
Author of 'The Napoleonic Wars: A Global History' and historian
Episode: The Eve of Austerlitz
Robert Wilde-Evans
Associate fellow of the Royal Historical Society and expert in orders and decorations and medals
Spink and Son
Episode: Waterloo Medals
Gemma Shearwood
PhD candidate at York University and expert on art history and imperial commemoration
York University
Episode: Napoleonic Monuments: The Committee of Taste
Eleanor Janega
Historian specializing in sexuality, propaganda, and apocalypticism.
Host of the Going Medieval podcast, author of the book 'Once and Future Sex'
Episode: Sex, lust and flirting in the Napoleonic Era

Hosts

Dr. Zack White
Host and expert in Napoleonic history.
Liam Telfer
Co-host and military history specialist.
Dr. Luke Reynolds
Co-host and military historian with a focus on Napoleonic warfare.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 604 ratings
  • Napleonic Fanatic

    I absolutely look forward to this show, great way to here the facts on the Napleonic wars, I like the format so much that it would be great to see the same done for the American Civil War

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ratfink82
    United Statesa month ago
  • Honestly the best podcast for history nerds.

    I’ve been listening to this podcast for probably a year now and I’ve not gotten bored of listening to the facts about the Napoleonic wars and more. One thing that I would really enjoy is an episode on specific regiments like the 1st grenadiers of the old guard or the KGL. Thank you for this wonderful podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Walrus eats clams :D
    United States2 months ago
  • Love this

    I love this pod it makes the napoleonic wars sound like something simply

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DND nerd up
    United States2 months ago
  • So intriguing!

    Who knew there was a podcast on the Napoleonic Wars! Just listened to the episode on the Black Redcoats. I always skipped the War of 1812 in my teaching. Not anymore!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lilac670
    United States3 months ago
  • Fascinating, illuminating, entertaining

    As a lay person I have been following this pod for four months now and have learnt a huge amount about the period while being thoroughly entertained by the hosts, guests and different formats. Thank you so much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bob 00000000000000000
    United Kingdom6 months ago

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Quality of research and presentation is frequently praised, making history accessible and engaging.
Diverse guest appearances greatly enrich the content, offering multiple perspectives.
Listeners appreciate thought-provoking debates on military strategies and decisions.
Intriguing insights into the Napoleonic period that challenge traditional narratives.
Hosts present a balance of serious historical inquiry and entertaining discussion.

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The British Army in Combat
Q: So how does the combined arms philosophy work for the British Army?
In theory, the combined arms philosophy incorporates coordinated operations between infantry, cavalry, and artillery at different phases of battle, but in practice, the British Army's cavalry struggles to integrate effectively within this framework due to its smaller size and historical focus on infantry tactics.
The British Army in Combat
Q: Can you give us a rundown of how the British Army was structured on the battlefield during the Napoleonic Wars?
The British Army was structured into companies, battalions, brigades, and divisions, with a notable distinction in how these units interacted and coordinated compared to the French Army.
Britain's Forgotten Recruits: The Fencibles
Q: What were the primary roles and responsibilities of the Fensibles?
They served primarily in home defense, garrison duty, and occasionally in policing roles, with a clear distinction from regular army duties based on their voluntary service nature.
Britain's Forgotten Recruits: The Fencibles
Q: How did the Fensibles differ from the militia in terms of their structure and function?
The Fensibles were considered part of the regular army and volunteered for their service, whereas the militia was balloted and historically controlled by local elites.
Britain's Forgotten Recruits: The Fencibles
Q: Why does the story of the Fensibles matter?
The story matters as it highlights how soldiering has changed over time, reflects societal engagement with military service, and demonstrates the complexities of national identity during the Napoleonic Wars.

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2. Callum Easton
3. Jack Gill
4. Dr. Eleanor Janega
5. Dr. Seth O. Le Jacq
6. Alex Mikaberidze
7. Robert Wilde-Evans
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