Republics at War, 1776–1840

1. Introduction
Pierre Serna

Section I. Calling for ‘Republican’ War

2. The American Origins of the French Revolutionary War
Antonino Francesco

3. In Search of the ‘Glorious Peace’?
Virginie Martin

4. Can a Powerful Republic Be Peaceful?
Marc Belissa

5. Tone and the French Expeditions to Ireland, 1796–1798: Total War, or Liberation?
Sylvie Kleinman

Section II. Citizenship and ‘Republican’ War

6. A ‘Black Declaration of Independence’?
Marie-Jeanne Rossignol

7. The Army of the Republic: New Warfare and a New Army
Annie Crépin

8. A Patriotic School: The Recruitment of the Italian Legion in France, 1799–1800
Katia Visconti

9. From Individual to Collective Emancipation: War and the Republic in the Caribbean during the French Revolution
Frédéric Régent

Section III. Rejecting ‘Republican’ War

10. Fratricide: Tragic Brothers, Masculine Violence, and the Republic on the French Stage, 1799
Judith A. Miller

11. War and Citizenship: Central Italy 1798–1799
Bernard Gainot

12. Force of Arms, Force of Opinions: Counterrevolution in the Papal States, 1790–1799
Mario Tosti

13. International War, National War, Civil War: Spain and Counterrevolution (1793–1840)
Pedro Rújula

Keywords: History, History of Military, Social History, Modern History, World History, Global and Transnational History, European History, Imperialism and Colonialism