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Ben Weider, CM, PhD, President
J. David Markham, Editor-in-Chief, Executive
Vice-President
Marie-Anne Cherkesly, Production Editor
Napoleonic Scholarship is a production of the
International Napoleonic Society, 2875 Bates Road,
Montréal, Québec, Canada H3S 1B7. Telephone:
(514) 731 3748, Fax: (514) 731 9026, E-mail: napoleon@weider.ca.
The INS is registered with and recognized by the government
of Canada.
All rights reserved. © 1997 International Napoleonic
Society
For further information on this Journal, the
International Napoleonic Congresses, and other activities of
the INS, contact J. David Markham, Editor-in-Chief,
Executive Vice-President, International Napoleonic Society:
Mr. J. David Markham, MA, MEd, FINS, 458 Sea Lavender
Terrace, Wellington, Florida 33414-3942 USA, Phone: (561)
798 8351, Fax: (561) 798 6267 E-mail: imperialglory@home.com
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Honourary
President
His Serene Highness Prince Albert of
Monaco
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The International Napoleonic Society is dedicated to the
promotion of the study of the Napoleonic Era around the
world. Scholars from the following countries are fellows in
our society:
Australia - Austria - Belgium - Canada - Corsica
- Czech Republic - France - Germany - Hungary - Israel -
Italy - Monaco - Pakistan - Republic of Kazakhstan -
Republic of Slovakia - Romania - Russia - Spain -
Switzerland - United Kingdom - United States
Call for Journal Papers
Dear Napoleonic colleagues:
The International Napoleonic Society has been
formed to promote the study of the Napoleonic Era
in accordance with proper academic standards. As
part of our program to accomplish that goal, we
have established: The Journal of the International
Napoleonic Society as an important new outlet for
Napoleonic academic-level publishing:
Napoleonic Scholarship will present papers on
the Napoleonic era and important translations of
memoirs and documents never before widely available
to the scholarly community. We will feature the
work of scholars from all parts of the world.
Sometimes the Journal will concentrate on a
specific theme (e.g., the Hundred Days), while
other times the articles will represent a range of
topics.
We hope that you have found this issue of
Napoleonic Scholarship both interesting and useful.
We encourage you and your colleagues to submit
papers on any Napoleonic topic for our
consideration. We also encourage you to submit
appropriate maps, diagrams, and art with your
papers. Please note that in order to provide
consistency for our readers and contributors, all
papers will be in English. Included in this
publication is a copy of the Guidelines
for Contributors.
Please submit all papers and any questions you
have to:
J. David Markham, Editor-in-Chief
International Napoleonic Society
458 Sea Lavender Terrace
Wellington, Florida 33414-3942
United States of America
Phone: (561) 798-8351 Fax: (561) 798-6267
Internet: imperialglory@home.com
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