Christophe Belaubre, Jordana Dym, and John Savage, eds., Napoleon’s Atlantic. The Impact of Napoleonic Empire in the Atlantic World, Brill, London and Boston, 2010, 332 p. , $147.00 U.S. (cl). ISBN-10: 9004181547.

LIST OF ESSAYS

Jordana Dym with Christophe Belaubre and John Savage, “Introduction”

Luca Codignola, “From Frances Cromwell to Consummate Brigand: North Atlantic Catholics and Napoleon, 1789-1815”

Roderick J. Barman, “The Napoleonic Revolution and the Construction of the Brazilian Empire”

Nathalie Dessens, “Napoleon and Louisiana: New Atlantic Perspectives”

Dominique Goncalvès, “Havana’s Aristocrats in the Spanish War of Independence, 1808-1814”

Timothy Hawkins, “Napoleonic Subversion and Imperial Defense in Central America, 1808-1812”

Matt D. Childs, “The Revolution against the French: Race and Patriotism in the 1809 Riots in Havana”

Jean-Marc Olivier, “Bernadotte, Bonaparte, and Louisiana: The Last Dream of a French Empire in North America”

Felipe Angulo Jaramillo, “1810: South American Events in the Press of the French Empire”

Victor Peralta Ruiz, “From Indiano Bureaucrats to Afrancesado Politicians in the Spanish Bonapartist State: The Cases of Azanza and Mata Linares”

John Savage, “Atlantic Codes: The Impact of Napoleonic Law in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic World”

Mónica Ricketts, “Spanish American Napoleons: The Transformation of Military Officers into Political Leaders, Peru, 1790-1830”

Christophe Belaubre, “Officers of Napoleon’s Grande Armée and Church Power in Central America, 1824-1826”

Rafe Blaufarb, “The Champ d’Asile: A Bonapartist Colony in America?”

Lilia Moritz Schwarcz, The French Mission of 1816: An Academic and Napoleonic Art in the Brazilian Tropics”

Natalie Petiteau, Conclusion”