The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French: With a Preliminary View of the French Revolution

Leavitt & Allen, 1857 - 858 sivua

Review of the State of Europe after the Peace of Versailles EnglandFrance	19

He is aware it must exhibit many faults but he claims credit	20

State of France ont nied State of Public Opinion Men of Letters encouraged	29

Proximate Cause of the Revolution Deranged State of the Finances Reforms	37

Meeting of the States General Predominant Influence of the Tiers Etat Prop	46

Plan of the Democrats to bring the King and Assembly to Paris Banquet of	61

La Fayette resolves to enforce Order A Baker is murdered by the RabbleOne	68

Legislative AssemblyIts Composition ConstitutionalistsGirondists or Brissot	80

Napoleons amatory Correspondence with Josephine His Court at Montebello	272

Retrospect The Directorythey become unpopular Causes of their unpopulari	278

View of the respective Situations of Great Britain and France at the Period of Napo	285

French Naval Squadron Conflicting Statements of Buonaparte and Admiral Gan	295

Discussion concerning the alleged poisoning of the Sick in the Hospitals at Jaffa	304

General rejoicing on the return of BuonaparteHe meanwhile secludes himself	316

Effects of the victory of the 18th and 19th Brumaire Clemency of the New Con	323

Proceedings of Buonaparte in order to consolidate his PowerHis great success	330

Defeats of the French on the Frontier Decay of the Party of Constitutiona ists	91

The Day of the 10th of AugustTocsin sounded early in the Morning Swiss	101

La Fayette compelled to Escape from FranceIs made Prisoner by the Prussians	105

Election of Representatives for the National Convention Jacobins are very active	113

lacobins determine on the Execution of Louis Progress and Reasons of the Kings	118

DumouriczHis displeasure at the Treatment of the Flemish Provinces by the	141

Views of Parties in Britain relative to the Revolution Affiliated SocietiesCoun	149

Views of the British Cabinet regarding the French Revolution Extraordinary Situ	164

Marat Danton Robespierre Marat poniardedDanton and Robespierre become	172

Retrospective View of the External Relations of FranceHer great Military Suc	190

Siege of Toulon Recapitulation Buonaparte appointed BrigadierGeneral of	201

The Alps Feelings and Views of Buonaparte on being appointed to the Command	215

Farther progress of the French Army under BuonaparteHe crosses the Po at Pla	222

Directory propose to divide the Army of Italy betwixt Buonaparte and Kellermann	231

Campaign on the Rhine General Plan Wartensleben and the Archduke Charles	239

Corsica reunited with France Critical situation of Buonaparte in Italy at this	246

Situation and Views of Buonaparte at this period of the Campaign His politic	255

Archduke CharlesCompared with NapoleonFettered by the Aulic Council	263

The Chief Consul leaves Paris on 6th May 1800Has an Interview with Necker	336

Napoleon offers and the Austrian Envoy accepts a new TreatyThe Emperor refus	345

Internal Government of France General attachment to the Chief Consul though	351

Return to the external Relations of France Her universal Ascendency Napole	360

Pparations made for the Invasion of Britain Nelson put in command of the	362

ifferent Views entertained by the English Ministers and the Chief Consul of the	367

Retrospect St Domingo The Negroes victorious over the Whites and Mulat	378

Disaffection begins to arise against Napoleon among the Soldiery Purpose of set	388

General indignation of Europe in consequence of the Murder of the Duke DEn	397

Napoleon addresses a Second Letter to the King of England personallyThe folly	407

Position of the French Armies Napoleon advances towards Vienna The Emperor	413

Relative situations of France and England Hostilities commenced with Spain	420

Death of PittHe is succeeded by Fox as Prime Minister Circumstances which	431

tsgenerous conduct of Buonaparte to the Duke of Brunswick The approach	443

CHAPTER LVI	463

System of Education introduced into France by Napoleon National University	483

Effects of the Peace of Tilsit Napoleons views of a State of PeaceContrasted	489

Otsikko	The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French: With a Preliminary View of the French Revolution
Kirjoittaja	Walter Scott
Kustantaja	Leavitt & Allen, 1857
Alkuperäisteoksen sijainti	Harvardin yliopisto
Digitoitu	24. elokuu 2007
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