Jennine Hurl-Eamon, Lynn Mackay

Women, Families and the British Army, 1700-1880 Vol 2

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Produktbeschreibung

This collection features a body of texts relating to British soldiers' lives during 1700-1800. It combines the observations of officers and government officials with memoirs and letters as well as drawing extensively on press accounts. This second volume covers the period during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic War.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 342
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 23mm
• Gewicht: 678g
• ISBN-13: 9781138766129
• ISBN-10: 1138766127
• Artikelnr.: 75422974

Autorenporträt

Jennine Hurl-Eamon is Associate Professor of History at Trent University, Canada Lynn MacKay is Professor of History at Brandon University, Canada

Inhaltsangabe

Volume II: In the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic War era Edited by Jennine Hurl-Eamon Introduction Part 1. Experiences of Courtship and Marriage 1. David Fordyce
The new and complete British letter-writer; or
young secretary's instructor in polite modern letter-writing. Containing near Four Hundred...(London
1790)
p. 85. 2. Selections from regimental Courts Martial
31 July 1797; 15 June 1799; 23 December 1799; 26 May 1804; 10 Sept 1804; 15 Aug 1805
Grenadier Guards Archives
D04/020 Part 2. Economic Survival 3. Letters from Sir Hew Dalrymple to Lady Dalrymple
September to November 1793. NAM 1994-03-129 -20
and -41
4. London Metropolitan Archives
Foundling Hospital records miscellaneous 1794. 5. Parliament of Great Britain
The Parliamentary Register; or
history of the proceedings and debates of the House of Commons (London
1800)
vol. 12
pp. 247-49. 6. Draft Act of 1801 by Sir Jerome Fitzpatrick
UKNA
WO 43/269 7. Society for the Bettering the Condition and increasing the Comforts of the Poor
The reports of the Society for the Bettering the Condition and increasing the Comforts of the Poor
(London
1804)
vol. 4
pp. 145-7. 8. Newspaper Accounts of Army Wives: 'Soldiers Wives'
Leeds Mercury
31 August 1811; 'General Orders'
Caledonian Mercury
8 May 1813; and 'Forgery'
Caledonian Mercury
15 August 1814. 9. Selections from regimental Courts Martial
25 April 1814
Grenadier Guards Archives
D04/020 Part 3. Impact of War 3.1. Living in a War Zone 10. Anon.
An Accurate and impartial narrative of the war
by an Officer of the Guards... (London
Cadell and Davies 3rd Edn
1796)
Vol 2
pp. 121-4. 11. Grenadier Guards Archives
B08/023 Brigade Standing Orders
dated Hd Qurs Corunna
20th Octr 1808. 12. Henry Milburne
A Narrative of Circumstances Attending the Retreat of the British Army... (T. Egerton
1809)
pp. 27-28
33-4. 13. Adam Neale
Letters from Portugal and Spain... (London: Richard Phillips
1809)
pp. 19
22
162
293-5
305. 14. Robert Ker Porter
Letters from Portugal and Spain
Written during the March of the British Troops under Sir John Moore.... (London: Longman & Co.
1809)
pp. 200-201
210-12
265-7
281. 15. Moyle Sherer
Recollections of the Peninsula (London: Longman
Hurst
Rees
Orme Brown and Green
1824-2nd edn)
pp. 74-75
191-2. 16. George Wood
The Subaltern Officer: A Narrative
(London: Septimus Prowett
1825)
pp. 6-8
67-8. 17. Thomas Staunton St. Clair
A Residence in the West Indies and America (London
Richard Bentley
1834)
Vol 2
pp. 252
268-9
271-3. 18. John Kincaid
Random Shots from a Rifleman (London
1835)
excerpt
pp. 28
41-42
65-70
92-93. 19. George Landmann
Recollections of my Military Life by Colonel Landmann
Late of the 2Corps of Royal Engineers...in two volumes (London: Hurst and Blackett
1854)
Vol I
excerpt
pp. 3-7. 3.2. Separation and Loss 20. Lady Bessborough's descriptions of embarkation at Margate in 1799 in letters to Lord Granville Leveson Gower. Lord Granville Leveson Gower
Private Correspondence
1781-1821
ed. Castalia Countess Granville
Vol. I (London: John Murrray
1916)
pp. 261-62. 21. Grenadier Guards Archives
D04/020
regimental Court Martial of 8 June
1803. 22. Charlotte Anne Eaton
Narrative of a Residence in Belgium during the Campaign of 1815: And of a Visit to the Field of Waterloo
by an Englishwoman (Murray
1817)
pp. 42-8
244-45
315-317. 23. John Scott
Paris Revisited in 1815
By Way of Brussels: including A walk over the field of battle at Waterloo
2nd edn. (London: printed for Longman
Hurst
Rees
Orme and Brown
1816)
pp. 18-19
34
121-22
151-2
204-8; 237-42; 324-6. 24. James Dawson Burn
The Autobiography of a Beggar Boy... 2nd Edn.
(London: William Tweedie
1856)
pp. 3-13
16
18-19
24-27. Part 4. Sex Outside of Marriage 25. Trial of Susannah Brookes
8 May 1799
pp. 273-4; Trial of Sarah Marchant
alias Hart
and Matthew Hart
28 May 1800
pp. 354-355; Trial of James Williams
14 July 1802
pp 387-388
Old Bailey Proceedings: Part 5. First Person Accounts 5.1. Memoirs 26. Susan Sibbald
The Memoirs of Susan Sibbald (1783-1812)
edited by her Great-Grandson Francis Paget Hett (New York
1926) excerpt
pp. 260-62
271-2
287-9
290
294. 27. Susannah Cope
The Life & Extraordinary Adventures of Susanna Cope
the British Female Soldier
etc. (Banbury: Cheney
1810). 28. Robert Grenville Wallace
Fifteen Years in India or
Sketches of a Soldier's Life (London: 1823)
pp. 51-6
71-3
80-1
85-6
101-4
108-9
115
133-7
167-9
189-90
224-5
227-35
251-4
256
261-2
267-9
270-1
275
280
305-6
314-15
328-9
375-6
377-9
403
406
439-47
511
512-515. 29. Joseph Donaldson
Scenes and Sketches of a Soldier's Life in Ireland... (Edinburgh
1826)
pp. 27-30
34-36
39-76
112-13
141-44
152-54
162-69
182-89
191
200-12. 30. John Shipp
Memoirs of the Extraordinary Military Career of John Shipp
Late a Lieutenant in his Majesty's 87th Regiment
2nd edn. (London: Thomas Tegg
1843)
pp. 1-17
49-53
59
110-12
129-135
187
209-10
222-3
287-9
302
315
317-21
322-4. 5.2. Letters 31. Letters written by Private James Morgan
2nd Light Company
Coldstream Guards
to his family
National Army Museum
NAM. 2004-03-75-1 and -2. Part 6. Fictional Representations 6.1. Novels
Plays
and Stories 32. Lucas Williams
'The Deserter'
in The Children's friend
translated from the French of Mr. Berquin...In Six Volumes... (London
1793)
vol. IV: pp. 141-90. 33. George Walker
Cinthelia; or
a woman of ten thousand (London
1797)
Vol 3
pp. 198-212
225-9; Vol. 4
pp. 10-11
24-7
33-4. 34. Anon.
The Story of the Unfortunate But Heroic Highlander Related by Himself (Wellington
Houston and Son
1809)
pp. 5-18
67-70. 35. John Shipp
The Military Bijou; or The Contents of a Soldier's Knapsack: Being the Gleanings of Thirty-Three Years' Active Service (London: Whittaker
Treacher
and Co.
1831)
Vol 1
pp. vi-viii
7-10
22-23
59-60
64
93-95
100-105
107-8
115-6
136-40
152-65
165-7
216-18; Vol. 2
pp. 7-9
23-35
59-60
73-7
82-8
112-114
123-5
133-7
142-6
156-7
172-5
191-4. 6.2. Ballads and Songs 36. Gavin Turnbull
'The Recruit. a musical Interlude. As performed at the Theatre
Dumfries
January 1794'
in Poems
by Gavin Turnbull
Comedian (1794)
pp. 37-47. 37. 'The Rambling Soldier'
(London: J. Pitts
ca. 1819 and 1844). 38. 'Hey for the Life of a Soldier'
(London: J. Pitts
ca. 1803-1815). 39. 'The Jolly Soldier'
(London: J. Pitts
ca. 1803-1815). 40. 'The Soldier's Life'
(London: J. Pitts
ca. 1802-1819). 41. 'The Soldier's Cloak'. (Nottingham: Burbage and Stretton
1797-1807). 42. 'Lady's Resolution to marry a Soldier'
(London: J. Davenport
ca. 1800-1812). 43. 'The Old Maid's Love for a Soldier'
(London: J. Pitts
1802-1819). 44. 'Paddy Carey'
(London: Evans
1780-1812). 45. 'The affectionate Soldier'
(London: J. Catnach
ca. 1813-1838). 46. Charles Dibdin
'The Soldier's Adieu'
(London: J. Pitts
ca. 1802-1819). 47. Robert Burns
'The Soldiers' return'
(Newcastle: Angus
ca. 1774-1825)
48. 'The Soldier's Wife'
(London: J. Pitts
ca. 1819-1844). 49. 'The Tobacco Box'
(London: J. Pitts
ca. 1802-1819) 50. 'Lamentation of the Sailors & Soldiers Wives for the loss of their Husbands'
(London: T. Batchelar
ca. 1807-1810).