Soldiers, Citizens and Civilians

KATHERINE AASLESTAD Associate Professor, Department of History, West Virginia University, USAHORST CARL Professor of Modern History, Justus-Liebig University of Giessen, GermanyJOHN COOKSON Adjunct-Professor, School of History, the University of Canterbury, New ZealandJAROSLAW CZUBATY Lecturer in History, the University of Warsaw, PolandALAN FORREST Professor of Modern History, the University of York, UKKAREN HAGEMANN James G. Kenan Distinguished Professor of History, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USADAVID HOPKIN Fellow in Modern History, Hertford College, the University of Oxford, UKJOHAN JOOR Honorary Research Fellow, the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsCATRIONA KENNEDY Research Fellow, Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies, the University of York, UKPATRICIA LIN Formerly Lecturer in History, the University of California, Berkeley, USAKEVIN LINCH Teaching Fellow, School of History, the University of Leeds, UKNATALIE PETITEAU Professor of History, the University of Avignon, FranceJANE RENDALL Honorary Fellow, History Department and the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies, the University of York, UK

• Series Foreword Acknowledgements Notes on the Authors Introduction: Nations in Arms, People at War: Analysing War Experiences and Perceptions; A.Forrest , K.Hagemann  and J.Rendall PART I: MILITARY EXPERIENCES Regimental Worlds: Interpreting the Experience of British Soldiers during the Napoleonic Wars; J.E.Cookson Assessing the Impact of War Experience: The French Soldiers and Veterans of the Napoleonic Armies; N.Petiteau Glory, Honour and Patriotism: Military Careers in the Duchy of Warsaw, 1806-1815; J.Czubaty The World Turned Upside Down: Female Soldiers in the French Army of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars; D.Hopkin PART II: CIVILIANS AT WAR Caring for the Nation's Families: British Soldiers' and Sailors' Families and the State, 1793-1815; P.Y.C.E.Lin War without Battles: Civilian Experience of French Economic Warfare in the Hanseatic Cities, 1806-1812; K.Aaslestad From the Ballroom to the Battlefield: British Women and Waterloo; C.Kennedy 'Unimaginable Horror and Misery': The Battle of Leipzig in October 1813 in Civilian Experience and Perception; K.Hagemann PART III: WAR, PATRIOTISM AND PROTEST 'A Very Rebellious Disposition': Dutch Experience and Popular Protest under the Napoleonic Regime, 1806-1813; J.Joor 'A Citizen and not a Soldier': The British Volunteer Movement and the War against Napoleon; K.B.Linch Religion and the Experience of War: A Comparative Approach to Belgium, the Netherlands and the Rhineland; H.Carl Index