This comprehensive history of the Kingdom of Westphalia is a must-read for students of Napoleonic Europe. Drawing on newly discovered archival sources, the author provides a detailed account of the kingdom's political, social, and economic history from its establishment in 1807 until its dissolution in 1813. This work sheds new light on the lasting impact of French rule on German society and politics.

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