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1804: “74” ship-of-the line HMS Venerable was driven ashore in a gale. What followed involved however courage, professionalism, leadership and skill of the highest order under her 67-year old captain. Click: https://t.co/eb55FK268Z

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2022-10-23

On this day in 1814, a legion of diplomats descend onto Vienna to map out post-Napoleonic Europe and (hopefully) prevent future wars. Their new world order will be temporarily upended six months later after Bonaparte escapes from Elba.

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2022-10-01

Master Richard Napier, Royal Navy Midshipman, 1827.

Our new 29 min video, HMS Victory Part 2, looks at composition of the crew, and sailing, fighting and living aboard a British warship in the Napoleonic age. Watch it now on Patreon https://t.co/4joB7WyvEo

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2022-09-24

Calling all Miniature Enthusiasts!

We need photos of NAPOLEONIC MINIATURES!

Email Jasonre.com if you have any for an issue of Military Miniature Magazine.

Compensation will be offered!

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2022-09-15

We decided to focus on community building first.

These Napoleonic plans with a $1 billion corporation and games are cool but it always makes people anticipate something from us and that's not how we can build the funniest community on the Earth.

Let's just stay a lil army 🥺😈

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2022-09-09

Boarding
Napoleonic Wars British Royal Navy Officer

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2022-08-29

Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821)
Was a French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution. Becoming First Consul of France in 1799, then Emperor in 1804 until 1814, then again in 1815. He was also responsible for the Napoleonic Code

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2022-08-15

Aug 13 1918 King George V inspects HMS Marshal Soult. The British warship was named after the French General of the Napoleonic Wars, Marshal Jean-de-Dieu Soult. Famous for looting Europe's art and for the creation of the French Foreign Legion (flag) https://t.co/3zEHeXMvRL

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2022-08-13

On this day in 1810, Louise of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen of Prussia, died suddenly at the age of just 34. She was one of the most memorable characters of the Napoleonic Era.

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2022-07-20

Guess who has marched - at a slow, measured pace - into the Napoleonic Impressions store?

That's right, Prince Schwarzenberg has been given 's manga treatment and is now available as a mug!

Get yours here! 👉https://t.co/gGyRlwmGAh

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2022-07-03

Please Forgive Me!!!

After accidentally time traveling to Napoleonic France I had a few saucy dalliances and long story short I think I caused the UltraNet to be replaced with something 50% worse called "the InterNet???" So sorry!

some good faces in this one by

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2022-06-08

Today I will be recording episode 91, on the cavalry of the Napoleonic Era. I had to restrain myself from including too many descriptions of the outlandish uniforms.

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2022-05-31

1796: HMS Southampton and her crew, on blockade duty off Toulon, were responsible for one of the most spectacular captures of an enemy vessel, against all odds, in the Age of Fighting Sail. Click: https://t.co/ieKF8BZEgw

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2022-05-29

Everyone needs a favourite Napoleonic animal! 🐰

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2022-05-28

New Napoleonicist episode: The Maligned Majority

Paul Demet joins me to talk about the much scapegoated and poorly treated German auxiliary troops who made up the bulk of the Duke of York's army in the Flanders Campaign.

https://t.co/Ebky4Bf7Wv

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2022-05-26

New Napoleonicist Episode:
The most irritating myth of the Napoleonic era?

Buckle up for a rant filled odyssey as & let rip. Its epic in every sense

https://t.co/FUUVaWSVUk

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2022-05-17

New Napoleonicist episode:

Robin Thomas joins me to explain why his new study for on the nature of the British army in the Flanders campaign of 1793-5 is important (and it absolutely is!).

Clue: Logistics matters

🎧https://t.co/sVMwUmhm8K

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2022-05-06

Lo so che il post è uno scherzo ma la pignoleria mi costringe a far notare che la pianta di evolve durante i secoli. Alla metà del '600 furono aggiunti i rivellini a metà cortina e durante l'occupazione napoleonica si costruirono le lunette esterne. Ok, mi taccio 😆

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2022-05-06