The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Volumen4

William Hazlitt

Hunt and Clarke, 1830

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division on the Senio 2fanatical enthusiasm of the people 3pro	15

his soldiers 19battle of Tagliamento 21obstinate contest	39

Smolensk 5Napoleon engages the Russians at Krasno 12dread	41

42the first conscription levied 43Napoleon visits the fortresses	42

Clarke the French plenipotentiary sketch of his character	45

the Netherlands and on the coast 46returns to Paris and orders	49

definitive treaty signed at CampoFormio its stipulations 52	52

Venice 60hostility of that city to the French republic 66insurrec	68

nonpayment of his pension 271summary of public feeling	279

body 274Talleyrand and Buonaparte reconciled_276tottering	288

issues two proclamations 286is joined by Ney 292triumphal	297

transfers the crown to Napoleon 296Ferdinand and his uncle	299

301spirited reply of Palafox on being summoned to surrender Sara	301

tumultuous sitting of the Council of Five Hundred 290Napoleon	304

Moncey repulsed in Valencia 306Cadiz declares against the French	307

national animosity against the French 312Sir A Wellesley lands	314

Venetian aristocracy 73entry of the French into Venice Corfu	81

and seven or eight more executed 73Pichegru commits suicide	85

Thorn Spandau and Crenztochan surrender to the allies Napo	91

arrest of the Duke dEnghien 87his trial 92is condemned 94	94

detected Gracchus Baboeuf and the other conspirators seized 97	97

of the latter 95battle of Dresden 97Moreau fatally wounded	99

Buonapartes defence of the act	100

elections of the year 5 May 1797 105intrigues of the royalists	106

Directory 111Talleyrand comes into office addresses from the army	112

Establishment of the French empire 110origin of the design115	115

the Thuilleries surrounded by an armed force 114arrest of Pichegru	120

Buonaparte returns to Paris 125his address to the Directory	126

the Bavarians 110battle of Leipsic 114Napoleon demands	128

imprudent interference with Switzerland 132hostility of the court	135

139Napoleon draws his troops towards the Rhine 140Duroc	139

Napoleon hesitates to head the expedition to Egypt 140celebration	147

captures Rosetta and Damanhour 152sets out for Grand Cairo	153

spatched to Berlin is coolly received 141Napoleon departs for	158

as deputy negotiation broken off 162Napoleon prepares to meet	166

the senate 138extraordinary preparations for defence 139peace	167

soldiery 160battle of the Pyramids 161surrender of Cairo	169

ander sets out for St Petersburgh 176Napoleon arrives at	177

blockades Alexandria and goes to Naples 185Buonapartes letter	187

rejects the Privy Council approve them 170Napoleon goes to meet	196

measures 188Fox 190a prospect of war between Prussia	199

leon halts at Rheims 207disasters of the army of the Pyrenees	208

Egyptian character 194geographical situation of Egypt climate	209

feats the Prussians death of the Duke of Brunswick 205Napoleons	215

221arrives too late 223repairs to Fontainbleau 226the allied	221

sert to ElArisch 215Gezzar Pachas camp taken the vanguard	223

policy considered 224Hamburgh occupied by Mortier 227king	233

Warsaw fortified by the French Kaminski takes the command of	241

sovereigns enter Paris 228Napoleon abdicates in favour of his son	248

battle of Heilsberg 242battle of Friedland 243peace of Tilsit	254

nition 232the French raise the siege 237sketch of Sir Sidney	256

rumoured attempt to poison himself 251Napoleons departure	257

Arrives at Elba the island described 265his pursuits there	267

of the people 261sensation caused by his arrival 262a glance	268

273Napoleon entertained by the Directory and by the legislative	273

ministry 309insurrections against the new government 313se	321

Paris interesting conversation with Wieland 321sets out for Spain	325

tle of Corunna Sir John Moore killed the expedition disembarks	333

suppression of the disturbances in the west of France 324improve	334

Ligny	336

famous manœuvre of Abensberg 338battle of Eckmuhl 339	339

Napoleon struck by a spentball 340retreat of the Archduke	345

order of the day issued by the First Consul on the death of Washing	351

court of Madame Buonaparte 354gradual introduction of courtly	360

367demands the hand of the Archduchess Maria Louisa 371the	367

marriage celebrated by proxy at Vienna her reception by the French	384

fort and goes on board the English ship Bellerophon 389his letter	390

declares war against France	393

India colonies opinion of the First Consul 390remarks 396ar	405

Austria and Prussia agree to assist Napoleon 402Turkey and Sweden	407

its favour 409remarks	414

his address to the soldiers 419victory of Montenotte 423vic	434

meets the Austrian and Prussian sovereigns at Dresden 408Russia	437

Granvilles reply 433preparations of the Consulate for war 441	441

of Lodi 445courageous behaviour of Lannes and Napoleon 447	447

remarks of Napoleon 435house built for his reception 443arrange	451

Buonaparte enters Milan 452Massena surrenders Genoa 453	453

Buonaparte enters Milan 448his order of the day 449revolt	456

action on the Po 454battle of Marengo 457Melas obtains	464

Verona 460an armistice proposed by Naples Beaulieu recalled	467

471masterly manoeuvres of Napoleon 473battle of Lonato 476	476

battle of Castiglione 479retreat of the Austrians 480Mantua	487

tions and restrictions 463Napoleons bedchamber 468remonstrates	489

nation of the Emperor Paul 483Portugal compelled to conclude	492

replies of Delmas and Rapp to Buonaparte 493affairs of St	500

and Dessaix 496surrender of Frankfort Koenigstein and Wurtz	501

passes the Danube and defeats Jourdan 502the French divisions	509

proposed appointment to the consulship for life 506Josephines	512

more restrictions imposed 490Napoleons remarks on a calumnious	523

Buonapartes opinion on the peace of Amiens 516observations	526

rives in St Helena finds Napoleon in a very weak state 535his	568

INDEX TO THE THIRD VOLUME	603

CHAPTER XLIV	606

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Título	The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Volumen4 The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte, William Hazlitt
Autor	William Hazlitt
Editor	Hunt and Clarke, 1830
Procedencia del original	Biblioteca Británica
Digitalizado	9 Mayo 2018

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