The horrible peace: British veterans and the end of the Napoleonic Wars
"Few battles in world history provide a cleaner dividing line than Waterloo: before, there was Napoleon; after, there was the Pax Britannica. While Waterloo marked France's defeat and Britain's ascendance as an imperial power, the war was far from over for many soldiers and sailors, w...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Few battles in world history provide a cleaner dividing line than Waterloo: before, there was Napoleon; after, there was the Pax Britannica. While Waterloo marked France's defeat and Britain's ascendance as an imperial power, the war was far from over for many soldiers and sailors, who were forced to contend with the lasting effects of battlefield trauma, the realities of an impossibly tight labor market, and growing social unrest. The Horrible Peace details a story of distress and discontent, of victory complicated by volcanism, and of the challenges facing Britain at the beginning of its victorious century. Examining the process of demobilization and its consequences for British society, Evan Wilson draws on archival research and veterans' memoirs to tell the story of this period through the experiences of veterans who struggled to reintegrate and soldiers and sailors who remained in service as Britain attempted to defend and expand the empire. Veterans were indeed central to Britain's experience of peace, as they took to the streets to protest the government's indifference to widespread unemployment and misery. The fighting did not stop at Waterloo"-- |
| Beschreibung: | xvii, 334 Seiten Diagramme 23 cm |
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| adam_text | Contents List ofFigures and Tables ix Preface xi Note on Conventions xvii INTRODUCTION 1 PART I DEMOBILIZATION AND BRITISH STRATEGY 15 CHAPTER 1 The Government at the Beginning of the End CHAPTER 2 The Army and the Navy at the Beginning of the End 33 CHAPTER 3 Victory in Europe, 1812-14 46 CHAPTER 4 Demobilization and the War of 1812 60 chapter 5 Demobilization and the Hundred Days 75 6 The Navy after Napoleon CHAPTER 9° vii
viii CONTENTS CHAPTER 7 The Army after Napoleon 107 PART II DEMOBILIZATION AND BRITISH SOCIETY 127 CHAPTER 8 The Politics of Demobilization 129 CHAPTER 9 The Experience of Demobilization 147 CHAPTER IO Soldiers and Sailors at Home 162 CHAPTER 11 Sailors on Strike 181 CHAPTER 1 2 Soldiers versus Veterans 201 CHAPTER 13 Officers at Home 221 CHAPTER 14 Commerce and Empire 240 CHAPTER 1 5 Veterans Abroad 256 CONCLUSION 271 Notes 27 7 Bibliography շցց Index 323
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Contents List ofFigures and Tables ix Preface xi Note on Conventions xvii INTRODUCTION 1 PART I DEMOBILIZATION AND BRITISH STRATEGY 15 CHAPTER 1 The Government at the Beginning of the End CHAPTER 2 The Army and the Navy at the Beginning of the End 33 CHAPTER 3 Victory in Europe, 1812-14 46 CHAPTER 4 Demobilization and the War of 1812 60 chapter 5 Demobilization and the Hundred Days 75 6 The Navy after Napoleon CHAPTER 9° vii
viii CONTENTS CHAPTER 7 The Army after Napoleon 107 PART II DEMOBILIZATION AND BRITISH SOCIETY 127 CHAPTER 8 The Politics of Demobilization 129 CHAPTER 9 The Experience of Demobilization 147 CHAPTER IO Soldiers and Sailors at Home 162 CHAPTER 11 Sailors on Strike 181 CHAPTER 1 2 Soldiers versus Veterans 201 CHAPTER 13 Officers at Home 221 CHAPTER 14 Commerce and Empire 240 CHAPTER 1 5 Veterans Abroad 256 CONCLUSION 271 Notes 27 7 Bibliography շցց Index 323 |
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