Frasca Francesco. La conscription dans les départements piémontais de l'Empire français (1800-1810). In: Mélanges de l'Ecole française de Rome. Italie et Méditerranée, tome 102, n°1. 1990. pp. 211-221; doi : 10.3406/mefr.1990.4089 http://www.persee.fr/doc/mefr_1123-9891_1990_num_102_1_4089, 1990
Francesco Frasca, La conscription dans les départements piémontais de l'Empire français (1800-181... more Francesco Frasca, La conscription dans les départements piémontais de l'Empire français (1800-1810), p. 211-221. Dans le cadre de la situation européenne, malgré les difficultés rencontrées dans la conscription, le Piémont est un cas qui tranche sur celui des pays annexés à l'Empire par l'importance de la conscription par rapport à sa population. Le Piémont apparaît ainsi comme un pays où l'esprit militaire a survécu au changement institutionnel, et a été réemployé par la France dans le cadre de sa politique d'expansion.
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Despite the great development that scientific studies on the Napoleonic cartography of ltaly have had since the 1980s, we are still far from having an overview like the 'interpretative' Atlas designed twenty years ago by Anne Godlewska. This study ain1s to contribute to a first, non-exhaustive, list of the main cartographic campaigns carried out in ltaly by French military geographers during the wars of French Revolution and Empire. Tue reader is invited to consider the particular ain1s and style of the new ltalian cartography produced by the French Dépòt général de la Guerre as well as by the topographic offices of Milan and Naples.
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Despite the great development that scientific studies on the Napoleonic cartography of ltaly have had since the 1980s, we are still far from having an overview like the 'interpretative' Atlas designed twenty years ago by Anne Godlewska. This study ain1s to contribute to a first, non-exhaustive, list of the main cartographic campaigns carried out in ltaly by French military geographers during the wars of French Revolution and Empire. Tue reader is invited to consider the particular ain1s and style of the new ltalian cartography produced by the French Dépòt général de la Guerre as well as by the topographic offices of Milan and Naples.