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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Consuls Arrangements for the Plébiscite | 8 |
Royalists and republicans | 14 |
xviii | 16 |
The Legion of Honour | 20 |
Public Receipts and Expenditure | 26 |
Establishment of the Empire Plébiscite of 1804 | 32 |
THE ARMED NEUTRALITY 17801801 | 34 |
Josephs problems and instructions | 405 |
The kingdom of Westphalia | 411 |
Holland under French rule | 417 |
Switzerland under the Act of Mediation | 423 |
Quarrels in the Spanish royal family | 429 |
Alexanders accession His first counsellors | 483 |
French deficiencies The Russian forces | 489 |
Battle of Borodino | 495 |
Russia and France | 40 |
Origin of the Second Armed Neutrality | 46 |
Battle of Copenhagen | 52 |
Negotiations broken off 66 8588RFNRRRER28 | 66 |
Spain Portugal and Egypt | 72 |
French treaties with Prussia and Russia | 78 |
Organisation of the Cisalpine Republic | 84 |
CHAPS PAGES | 86 |
Disappointments of the Dutch | 90 |
Policy of the Directory in Switzerland | 96 |
Contents | 100 |
Negotiations between Great Britain and France | 102 |
FRANCE UNDER THE EMPIRE 180414 | 107 |
Tranquillity and prosperity of France | 136 |
Growth of absolutism Birth of the King of Rome | 142 |
CHAPTER VI | 148 |
Family law | 154 |
The law of inheritance | 160 |
PAGE | 162 |
The Commission on Civil Procedure | 166 |
The Jury question | 172 |
The Bankruptcy Law Defects of the Commercial Code | 178 |
Rejection of Napoleons terms | 195 |
Release of the Pope The Church in Germany | 201 |
The Papacy as a bulwark of liberty | 207 |
Changes in the plan of invasion | 213 |
British and Allied forces Villeneuve at Toulon | 219 |
Nelson follows Villeneuve back to Europe | 225 |
Nelsons plan of battle | 229 |
British expeditions to Turkey and Egypt | 235 |
The Continental System and British trade | 241 |
The kingdom of Italy The Emperor Francis | 247 |
Bavaria joins France The march on the Danube | 253 |
Resultless negotiations Russian advance | 259 |
CHAPTER X | 265 |
End of the Holy Roman Empire Dispute about Cattaro | 270 |
Battle of Jena | 276 |
The Berlin Decree Poland and Austria | 283 |
Action of Great Britain Fall of Danzig | 289 |
Napoleon prepares for an Eastern expedition | 311 |
Russia and Austria Napoleons demands on Prussia | 317 |
Revolution in Sweden Abdication of Gustavus | 323 |
Early life of Stein His rise to power | 329 |
Expulsion of Stein German literature | 335 |
CHAPTER XII | 341 |
Resistance of Tyrol The rising suppressed | 356 |
Origin and importance of the Berlin Decree | 362 |
Apparent probability of Napoleons success | 368 |
Fontainebleau Decrees Fresh annexations | 374 |
Sweden and Russia Downfall of Continental System | 380 |
The government of Selim III | 386 |
Napoleon and his servants The Italian Republic | 393 |
Annexation of Etruria | 399 |
Kutusoffs pursuit Grave situation of the French | 501 |
International conditions after the retreat | 507 |
Treaty of Kalisch Movements of York | 513 |
Opportunities lost by the Allies Napoleons plans | 516 |
Austria joins the alliance Allied forces and plans | 522 |
The Russians at Priesten Battle of Kulm | 528 |
first day Allied advance checked | 535 |
Reasons of Napoleons failure | 541 |
Napoleon breaks up the army of Silesia | 547 |
The march on Paris Fighting outside the city | 553 |
Treaty of Fontainebleau The Restoration | 559 |
CHAPTER XIX | 576 |
The Two Sicilies Murat Malta | 603 |
Early drafts of a Constitution | 609 |
Rivers Precedence Results to February 1815 | 615 |
Murats campaign and defeat | 621 |
Wellington and Blücher Battle of Ligny | 627 |
Napoleons battlearray | 633 |
Repulse of the Imperial Guard | 639 |
The Second Restoration | 645 |
Effect of Napoleons return | 646 |
Provisions of the Final Act Its primary end | 652 |
Bavaria HesseDarmstadt Frankfort | 658 |
Negotiations for peace with France New frontier | 664 |
Representative institutions | 670 |
Financial measures Withdrawal of the Whigs | 676 |
Ministerial changes Renewal of the war | 682 |
CHAPTER XXIII | 709 |
War with Tipu Affairs of the Carnatic | 715 |
Government of Shore Lord Mornington succeeds | 721 |
Treaty with Oudh The Marátha confederacy | 725 |
Lord Minto in office Mutiny at Vellore | 731 |
Captain Phillip Early struggles of the colony | 737 |
The Quebec Act The United Empire Loyalists | 743 |
Islands captured Occupation of Cape Colony | 749 |
Treaty of Paris Colonial results of the war | 755 |
Protests Napoleons autobiography | 761 |
The French nobility | 767 |
sulate and the Empire 7878 | 787 |
Sect I The Baltic Powers 799800 | 799 |
The Codes 8089 | 808 |
The French Dependencies By H A L FISHER M | 810 |
The Command of the Sea 81623 | 816 |
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Napoleons designs revealed to the British Government | 919 |
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF LEADING EVENTS 8949 | 920 |
Napoleons policy Convention with Spain | 925 |
Flight of the Portuguese royal family | 935 |
Napoleons views on government | 937 |
Common terms and phrases
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Popular passages
Page 840 - Liverpool, on the Conduct of the Government of Great Britain in respect to Neutral Nations.