I realized just this evening while listening to older episodes of the Napoleon Podcast that I had been mentioned earlier as well, in Episode #43: Sir Hudson Lowe. Here’s the link: http://napoleon.thepodcastnetwork.com/2008/08/22/the-napoleon-bonaparte-podcast-43-sir-hudson-lowe/
Another Mention on Napoleon Podcast
Posted in History, Napoleon Bonaparte with tags Cameron Reilly, J. David Markham, Napoleon Podcast on November 19, 2009 by Nicholas StarkMention on Napoleon Podcast
Posted in Napoleon Bonaparte, Research with tags Cameron Reilly, J. David Markham, Napoleon Podcast, Philip Dwyer on November 16, 2009 by Nicholas StarkOn the latest episode of the Napoleon Podcast, ran by Cameron Reilly and J. David Markham with guest Dr. Philip Dwyer, they gave me a call-out for reminding them that they were recording on the 210th anniversary of the Coup of 18 Brumaire which established the Consulate, with Napoleon as First Consul. Here’s the link: http://napoleon.thepodcastnetwork.com/2009/11/13/the-napoleon-bonaparte-podcast-54-dr-philip-dwyer/
INS Montreal 2009
Posted in Uncategorized on June 19, 2009 by Nicholas StarkI have just recently returned from the beautiful city of Montreal, Canada for the annual International Napoleonic Society Conference, where I presented a lecture entitled “The Tricoloured Shamrock: Franco-Irish Politics” on the politics involved in preparations for Gen. Hoche’s Irish Expedition of 1796. If anyone would like to discuss the issue with me, please either leave a comment or contact me personally.

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Industrious Student Seeking to Continue Academic Career
Posted in Education, History, Paris, Research with tags Research on February 24, 2009 by Nicholas Stark
For all of those unfamiliar with me or my work, I am a devout young historian, specializing in Napoleonic history. In fact, I have had the honor of being named a Fellow of the International Napoleonic Society, a well established and important community of scholars devoted to the promotion of Napoleonic history. My education is my foremost priority, and I wish to further it as best as I can. I have been accepted into the American University of Paris, where I will be studying Napoleonic history and the French language in great depth. However, I am from a modest income background, and research is expensive, especially in light of the current economic crisis and when you figure in travel costs and the like. For this reason, I ask that anyone who is willing to make a financial contribution to my education please contact me. I am a most devout worker, and I assure you that any and all money will go directly to my schooling and research expenses. If you need any assurance of my qualifications or sincerity, I have provided my Curriculum Vitae on the right hand side bar under “Pages,” which should demonstrate that I am most serious. If you can help me or wish to discuss this issue in more detail, you can contact me at my email address [monsieurstark@yahoo.com] (be sure to enter a subject, so that my spam filter does not block your mail), or at my number provided on the CV. Thank you.
INS Conference: Montreal
Posted in Napoleon Bonaparte, Research with tags INS, Montreal on January 11, 2009 by Nicholas StarkGreetings, everyone! I know I have not posted in a while; the demands of a joint high school and college career are great and overwhelming. I wish to announce that I am preparing a paper to present at the INS conference in Montreal this June. I will be researching the political connection between Ireland and Revolutionary/Napoleonic France. If anyone wishes to aid or discuss this with me, simply post a comment or send me a message.
Tribute to Ben Weider
Posted in Research with tags Ben Weider on October 20, 2008 by Nicholas StarkAs you may well know, Ben Weider passed away this weekend, 17 October, at the age of 85. He was not only a gret historian and patron of scholasticism but also a personal friend of mine. He was a very well read individual, and devoted many years of his life on the promotion of Napoleonic History. Although I occassionally disagreed with his evaluation of events, he was very thorough in his research and provided a foundation for future historians. In addition to helping to disband the common misconception of a warmonger Napoleon, he brought to light was might be one of the greatest crimes in history: the murder of Napoleon. Ben, you were a gret person, and I only wish we had known eachother longer. May you rest in peace.
Plans for My First Book
Posted in France, History, Napoleon Bonaparte, Research with tags Napoleon Bonaparte, New Book, Publishing on August 20, 2008 by Nicholas StarkAfter a lengthy period of contemplation, I have settled upon the basis for my first book. To hear about it, simply click on the following link: Plans for My First Book
A Defense of Radicalism
Posted in France, French Revolution, History, Napoleon Bonaparte, Radicalism, Research with tags French Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte, Radicalism on August 4, 2008 by Nicholas StarkMy response to a comment made on this blog.
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Cameron & Nicholas
Posted in France, Paris with tags Cameron Reilly, France, Louvre, Nicholas Stark, Paris on July 24, 2008 by Nicholas StarkOriginally uploaded by cameronreilly
On 13 July 2008, I met with Cameron Reilly and J. David Markham in Paris, and we spent the next day on the town. Here is a photo of Cameron and me at the Louvre at one of the outdoor second-story cafes.



