Brigands, Social Bandits, Freedom Fighters: the Portrayal of anti-Napoleonic Rebels in the Historiography of Napoleonic Italy
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Excellent, thanks for sharing this. For those who have yet to read Michael Broers "Napoleon's Other War - bandits, rebels and their pursuers in the Age of Revolutions" I thoroughly recomend it. This isn't the story of the big armies and battles, but the rather smaller actors, usually on the periphery - eg the Balkans, South America - but also sometimes surprisingly close to home in the French Alps or the forests of Germany.