This volume collects and analyzes British caricatures and satirical prints that respond to Napoleon I’s rise, wars, and exile, arranging plates and commentary around episodes such as the invasion scares, coronation, naval victories and defeats, continental campaigns, the Russian disaster, the Peninsular War, Waterloo, and final removal to St. Helena. The author reproduces numerous images, identifies artists and captions, explains recurring motifs (bees, bulls, John Bull, Britannia), and interprets popular attitudes and visual strategies used to mock, politicize, and mobilize public opinion through humor, symbolism, and topical squibs.