The British Armed Nation, 1793-1815

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Clarendon Press, 1997 - 286 pàgines
Cookson considers the impact of war on the British Isles through a detailed examination of the armed response to the French strategic encirclement of Britain and Ireland during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars. Besides providing the first comprehensive survey of the mobilization of armed force for the regular army, militia, and volunteers, he demonstrates particularly the effect on Scotland and on urban communities.
 

Continguts

The Addition of Mass
16
The French Encirclement
38
The Rise and Fall of the Volunteers
66
The Manpower Ceiling
95
Scotlands Fame
126
Irelands Fate
153
The Problem of Order
182
Armed Nationalism
209
The Legacy of the Armed Nation
246
Bibliography
264
Index
281
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Sobre l'autor (1997)

J. E. Cookson is a Reader in History and Head of Department at University of Canterbury, Christchurch.

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