INDEX
Reading edition
Abercrombie, Sir Ralph, in Egypt, 164
Aberdeen, Earl of, 399
Aboukir, battle of, 95;
Turks defeated at, 107
Acre, siege of, 101, 102
Alexander, Emperor of Russia, resents the murder of the Duke d'Enghien, 210;
stimulates King of Prussia against Napoleon, 211;
meets Napoleon at Tilsit, 254
Alexandria captured by French, 89;
battle of, 164
Allies approach Paris, 420;
their proclamation, 427;
enter Paris, 429;
refuse to treat with Napoleon, 430;
resolved to restore Louis XVIII., 430
Almeida, siege of, 327
Aloys Reding, 178
Alps, passage of the, 143-145
Alvinzi, Marshal, opposes Napoleon, 50, et seq.
Amiens, peace of, 166, 168;
rupture of treaty of, 187
Ancona occupied by French, 61
Andalusia, Dupont marches into, 279
Andreossi, General, 30
Antommarchi, Dr., 501
Arcola, Napoleon's narrow escape at, 54;
three battles at, 52-54
Arnott, Dr., 493, 500
Asperne, battle of, 300, 301
Augereau, General, 24, 44, 61;
made Marshal, 207
Austerlitz, battle of, 223
Austria, Venice handed over to, 75;
declares war against France, 296, 382
Badajos taken by Lord Wellington, 329
Bagrathion, General, 344;
death of, 347
Baird, General, 165
Barclay de Tolly, 337
Barras, 20, 21
Bassano, battle of, 48
Bavaria, Elector of, created King, 225
Bautzen, battle of, 379
Baylen, battle of, 279
Beauharnois, Eugene, first meeting with Napoleon, 22:
appointed Viceroy of Italy, 209;
marries daughter of King of Bavaria, 225
Beauharnois, Hortense, marries Louis Buonaparte, 310;
her intrigues, 314
Beauharnois, Josephine, first meeting with Napoleon, 22;
marries Napoleon, 23;
her influence, 23, 310;
her court at Montebello, 74;
her extravagance, 134;
divorced, 309;
her death, 437
Beaulieu, 26, 27;
superseded by Wurmser, 42
Bennigsen, General, 244-252
Beresina, passage of the, 365
Berlin decrees, 240
Bernadotte, his conduct on 18th Brumaire, 119;
made Marshal, 207;
created Prince of Corvo, 226;
elected Crown Prince of Sweden, 317;
Napoleon's conduct towards, 332;
lands in Germany, 375
Berri, Duke of, 458
Berthier made Marshal, 207;
created Prince of Neufchatel, 226
Bertrand, General, 438
Bessieres, made Marshal, 207;
death of, 377
Blucher, General, opposes Napoleon, 374, et seq.;
at Ligny and Waterloo, 466, et seq.
Borodino, battle of, 347
Boulogne, flotilla of, 166, 191
Bourbons, restoration of, 435
Bourienne, De, 4, 7, 67, 105
Braganzas, flight of the, 267
Brienne, battle of, 407
Brueyes, Admiral, 94, 95
Brumaire, revolution of 18th, 119
Buonaparte, Charles, 1
Buonaparte, Eliza, made Princess of Lucca. 226
Buonaparte, Jerome, made King of Westphalia, 255
Buonaparte, Joseph, made King of Naples, 225;
made King of Spain, 274;
leaves Madrid, 280;
civil commander of Paris, 406;
flight from Paris, 423
Buonaparte, Louis, made King of Holland, 226;
deposed by Napoleon and retires to Gratz, 314
Buonaparte, Lucien, president of Council of Five Hundred, 115;
conduct on 19th Brumaire, 121;
his pamphlet, 158;
ambassador to Spain, 159;
quits France for England, 323
Buonaparte, Napoleon, birth and parentage, 1;
education at Brienne, 3, 4;
at Paris, 5;
appointed second lieutenant of artillery, 6;
political views, 6;
made captain of artillery, 6;
De Bourienne's description of, 7;
first military service, 8;
commands artillery at Toulon, 9;
wounded at Toulon, 12;
surveys Mediterranean coast fortifications, 14;
chief of battalion in army of Italy, 15;
is superseded, 15;
in love with Mdlle. Clery, 16;
at Paris, 16;
refuses to go to La Vendée, 16;
name erased from list of officers, 16;
asks to be sent to Turkey, 16;
commands artillery brigade, 17;
commands army of interior, 21;
meets Josephine, 22;
marries Josephine, 23;
commands army of Italy, 24;
at Monte Notte, 27;
at Millesimo, 27;
at Mondovi, 28;
dictates peace to Sardinia, 28;
crosses the Po, 30;
at the bridge of Lodi, 31;
enters Milan, 33;
seizes works of art, 34;
suspected by the Directory, 35;
crosses the Mincio, 36;
escapes capture at Valleggio, 37;
besieges Mantua, 38;
insults Venice, 39;
peace with Sicily, 39;
grants respite to Pope, 40;
seizes Leghorn and enters Florence, 40;
policy in Italy, 41;
at battle of Lonato and narrow escape, 44, 45;
defeats Wurmser, 45;
marches on Mantua, 46;
at Roveredo, 47;
at Primolano and Bassano, 48;
escapes capture at Arcola, 49;
sends expedition to Corsica, 50;
at Arcola, 52;
life saved by Muiron, 54;
forms new Italian republics, 55;
at battle of Rivoli, 57;
grants terms to Mantua, 60;
wars against the Pope, 61;
treaty of Tollentino, 63;
at battle of Tagliamento, 65;
treaty of Leoben, 67;
conquers Venice, 69;
offered bribes, 70;
discovers Pichegru's intrigues, 70;
at Montebello, 74;
treaty of Campo-Formio, 75;
at congress at Rastadt, 78;
returns to Paris, 79;
conduct in Paris, 79, 80;
appointed to command army for invasion of England, 83;
opinion of projected invasion, 84;
suggests seizure of Malta and invasion of Egypt, 85;
forms troop of "Savans," 86;
at Toulon, 86;
embarks for Egypt, 87;
captures Malta, 88;
escapes Nelson and takes Alexandria, 89;
conduct in Egypt, 89-92;
at the Pyramids, 93;
enters Cairo, 94;
administration in Egypt, 96;
remarks on battle of Aboukir, 96;
quells insurrection at Cairo, 98;
explores isthmus of Suez, 99;
visits Mount Sinai and explores Red Sea, 99;
marches for Syria, 99;
captures El-Arish, Gazah and Jaffa, 100;
orders massacre of prisoners, 100;
besieges Acre, 101;
rescues Junot at Nazareth and Kleber at Mount Tabor, 102;
retreats to Jaffa, 104;
massacres Turkish prisoners, 104;
arrives at Alexandria and defeats Turks at Aboukir, 107;
embarks for France, 109;
instructions to Kleber, 109, 110;
occupations on voyage, 113;
lands at Frejus, 114;
reception by Directory in Paris, 114;
conduct on 18th Brumaire, 118;
commands troops in Paris, 118;
enters Council of Five Hundred, 121;
dissolves Council and establishes provisional consulate, 123;
at the Luxembourg, 124;
re-opens churches, 126;
pacifies Chouans, 127;
made Chief Consul, 129;
occupies the Tuileries, 131;
writes to King of England, 136;
at Dijon, 142;
crosses the Alps, 143;
takes St. Bard, 146;
enters Milan, 149;
at Marengo, 151;
establishes Cisalpine Republic, 154;
arrives in Paris, 155;
attempted assassination, 157;
conduct towards the Pope, 162;
prepares to invade England, 165;
peace with England, 166;
his court, 169;
allows emigrants to return, 169;
re-establishes Catholic religion, 170;
concordat with Pope, 171;
institutes Legion of Honour, 175;
First Consul for life, 176;
Grand Mediator of Helvetic Republic, 178;
sends expedition to St. Domingo, 178;
banishes negroes, 180;
negotiates with Louis XVIII., 183;
arrests English subjects, 187;
seizes Hanover and Naples, 189;
prepares to invade England, 190;
conspiracy against him, 194;
condemns the Duke d'Enghien, 198;
declared Emperor, 206;
at Boulogne and Aix-la-Chapelle, 207;
crowned in Notre Dame, and at Milan, 208;
heads army in Germany, 212;
enters Vienna, 215;
at Austerlitz, 221;
offers Hanover to Prussia, 224;
confers crowns on his relatives, 226;
at Jena, 234;
exactions in Prussia, 238;
robs monument of Frederick the Great, 239;
issues decrees of Berlin, 240;
takes Warsaw, 244;
at battle of Preuss-Eylau, 247;
meets Russian Emperor at Tilsit, 254;
his administration in France, 259-264;
relations with Spain, 265, et seq.;
at Erfurt, 288;
at Vittoria, 289;
at Samosierra, 290;
takes Madrid and abolishes Inquisition, 292;
leaves Spain, 295;
in Germany, 296;
at battle of Eckmuhl, 297;
wounded at Ratisbonne, 298;
takes Vienna, 298;
at Asperne and Essling, 301;
at Wagram, 302;
attempted assassination, 305;
decree against the Pope, 306;
concludes peace with Austria, 307;
divorces Josephine, 311;
marries Maria Louisa, 312;
deposes his brother Louis, 314;
annexes Holland, 315;
birth of his son, 320;
prepares for war with Russia, 324;
at Dresden, 336;
at Dantzick, 337;
address to his army, 337;
passes the Niemen, 340;
at Wilna, 341;
marches for Moscow, 344;
at battle of Borodino, 346;
enters Moscow, 348;
at the Kremlin, 349;
retreats from Moscow, 355;
at Verreia, 357;
at Smolensko, 358;
sufferings of his army, 358;
passes the Beresina, 365;
quits his army, 367;
arrives in Paris, 368;
his military preparations, 372;
heads his army in Saxony, 376;
at battle of Lutzen, 377;
enters Dresden, 377;
at Bautzen, 379;
agrees to an armistice, 380;
interview with Metternich, 381;
at battle of Dresden, 387;
at battle of Leipsig, 390;
at battle of Hanau, 394;
returns to Paris, 394;
his obstinacy, 398;
dissolves Legislative Senate, 401;
releases the Pope and Ferdinand VII., 401;
announces the invasion of France, 404;
leaves Paris, 406;
life saved at battle of Brienne, 407;
at battle of La Rothiere, 407;
his expedition to the Marne, 409;
at Nangis, 410;
dismisses Victor, 411;
at battle of Montereau, 411;
refuses to sign peace preliminaries, 412;
at Troyes, 413;
repulsed at Soissons, 414;
at battles of Craonne and Laon, 414;
captures Rheims, 415;
his remarkable energy, 416;
distrusted at Paris, 419;
at St. Dizier, 419;
Macdonald's advice to him, 424;
at Fontainebleau, 425;
throne declared empty, 431;
he abdicates, 432;
abdication accepted, 434;
paroxysm of illness, 435;
bids his officers and guards farewell, 436;
sails from Frejus for Elba, 439;
conduct and occupations at Elba, 440, et seq.;
intrigues of his friends, 445;
escapes from Elba and lands at Cannes, 447;
reaches Gap, 448;
proclamation to the army and nation, 448, 449;
at Grenoble and Lyons, 450;
resumes functions of civil government, 452;
enters Paris, 454;
prepares for war, 457;
schemes to regain his wife and son, 459;
publishes "Additional Act." 463;
at the Champ de Mai, 464;
heads his army on Belgian frontier, 466;
passes the Sambre at Charleroi, 468;
defeats Blucher at Ligny, 470;
at the battle of Waterloo, 473-476;
is defeated and flees to Charleroi, 476;
reaches Paris, 477;
his second abdication, 479;
is sent to Malmaison, 481;
at Rochefort, 482;
negotiates with Captain Maitland, 483;
letter to the Prince Regent of England, 484;
embarks in the Bellerophon, 485;
interview with Lord Keith at Torbay, 485;
ordered to St. Helena, 485;
his protest, 486;
sails on Northumberland for St. Helena, 490;
arrival there, 491;
resides at The Briars, 491;
removes to Longwood, 491;
complaints against English Government, 492;
and against Sir Hudson Lowe, 495;
manner of life at Longwood, 499;
health failing, 500;
refuses to take exercise, 501;
draws up his will, 502;
his death, 502;
his burial, 503
Buonaparte, Pauline, marries Prince Borghese, 226;
her intrigues at Elba, 445
Buonapartes, the, banished from Corsica, 8
Burrard, General Sir H., 283
Busaco, battle of, 319
Byron, Lord, quoted, 143, 497, 498, 504
Cairo, surrender of, 93;
English occupy, 165
Calder, Sir Robert, 216
Cambaceres, 126
Campbell, Sir Neil, 439, 445
Campo-Formio, treaty of, 75
Canning, Mr., quoted, 218
Carnot, 20;
made minister of war, 126;
Napoleon's opinion of, 133;
in opposition to Napoleon, 104, 206;
governor of Antwerp, 404;
minister of war, 457;
assists at the Champ de Mai, 463
Cartaux, 10
Castaños, General, 279
Castiglione, battle of, 45
Castlereagh, Lord, 408
Caulaincourt, 207, 368, 408, 426, 431
Ceracchi plans assassination of Napoleon, 157
Champ de Mai, 464
Charles, Archduke of Austria, 65
Charles IV. of Spain abdicates, 271
Chateaubriand, his tract, 427
Cherasco, armistice of, 28
Chouans, submission of, 127
Cintra, convention of, 283
Cisalpine Republic, 175
Ciudad Rodrigo, blockade of, 327;
capture of, 329
Clery, Mademoiselle, 16
Clichy, Royalist Club of, 72
Coalition against France, 210;
against English commerce, 259
Cobentzel at Campo-Formio, 75, 76
Code Napoleon projected, 173;
Napoleon's dictum of the, 261
Col di Tende, 15
Collingwood, Admiral, at Trafalgar, 219
Concordat, the, 170;
rejected by bishops, 171
Confederation of the Rhine, 226
Congress at Rastadt, 78;
at Prague, 380
Conscription in France, 262
Constitution of the year VIII., 128, 129
"Continental System," the, 240
Convention of Cintra, 283
Copenhagen, battle of, 163;
British expedition to, 258
Corsica, 1, 7, 8, 50
Coruña, battle of, 294
Cossacks attack French, 356
Craonne, battle of, 414
Culm, battle of, 387
Dalrymple, Sir Hew, 283
D'Angouleme, Duke, capitulates, 458
D'Angouleme, Duchess, heroic conduct of, 458
Danican, General, 19
Dantzick taken by French, 249
D'Argenteau, 26, 27
D'Artois, Count, 156
Davidowich, at Roveredo, 46
Davoust made Marshal, 207;
his conduct at Hamburg, 377
D'Enghien, Duke, arrested, 196;
murdered, 199;
reflections thereon, 201
Dennewitz, battle of, 388
D'Entraigues, Count, 70
De Pradt, Abbé, 368, 430
Desgenettes, 105
Dessaix, General, Napoleon's opinion of, 150;
killed at Marengo, 153
Detention of English travellers in France, 187
Directory, the, ask Napoleon's aid, 72;
their jealousy of him, 82;
oppose grant of estate to him, 218
Doppet, cowardice of, at Toulon, 12
Dresden, battle of, 387
Dubois, death of, 47
Dufour, Colonel, 146
Dugommier, General, 13
Dumanoir, Commodore, 218
Dupont marches into Andalusia, 279;
surrenders at Baylen, 280
Duroc, death of, at Bautzen, 379
Eckmuhl, battle of, 297
Education under Napoleon, 261
Egypt, French expedition to, 86;
Napoleon's administration in, 96;
English expedition to, 164;
conquered from France, 165
El Arish taken by French, 100
Elba, Napoleon at, 439, et seq.
Elgin, Lord, sagacity of, 205
Emigrants allowed to return to France, 169
England, Napoleon's letter to King of, 136;
treaty of peace with, 166;
rupture of treaty, 187
Erfurt, conferences at, 288, 289
Essling, battle of, 301
Etruria, Napoleon's treatment of Queen of, 326
Fatalism, Napoleon's tendency to, 23
Fayette, La, his recall, 126
Ferdinand VII., abdication of, 271;
prisoner at Valençay, 326;
released, and re-enters Spain, 401, 402
Ferrara, Archbishop of, 46
Fersen, Count, conduct of Napoleon towards, 78
Fesch, Cardinal, remonstrates with Napoleon, 336
Flotilla of Boulogne, 165, 191
Fombio, battle of, 31
Fontainebleau, treaty of, 266;
Napoleon abdicates at, 435
Fouché, Napoleon's character of, 133;
Josephine demands his dismissal, 311;
in disgrace, 322;
made governor of Rome, 322;
his memorial against the war with Russia, 335;
joins Napoleon on his return from Elba, 455;
corresponds with Louis XVIII. at Ghent, 468;
advises Napoleon to escape to America, 481
Fox, Mr., and Napoleon, 168, 229
Frankfort, declaration of Allies at, 398
Francis, Emperor of Germany, his interview with Napoleon, 224
Friedland, battle of, 251
Fructidor, revolution of 18th, 73
Fuentes d'Onor, battle of, 327
Gazah, capture of, 100
Genoa, revolution of, 72;
siege of, 147
Georges Cadoudal, conspiracy of, 194;
trial and condemnation of, 203
Godoy, Manuel, his intrigues, 266;
arrested, 269
Gourgaud, General, 494
Grenville, Lord, 137
Grossbeeren, battle of, 388
Guiche, Duchess of, 156
Hall, Captain Basil, 497
Hamburg, Davoust's cruelties at, 377
Hanau, battle of, 394
Hanover seized by French, 189
Haugwitz, Count, 222, 224
Helvetic Republic, 177
Hesse Cassel, Landgrave of, 244
Hofer and his followers, massacre of, 299, 300
Hohenlinden, battle of, 160
Holland, annexed to France, 315;
revolution of, 396
Hospitallers of St. Bernard, Napoleon's visit to, 144
Hullin, General, 197, 198
Hundred Days, the, 436, et seq.
Hutchinson, General, succeeds Sir Ralph Abercrombie, 164
Inquisition abolished by Napoleon, 292
Invasion of England, scheme for, 190
Jaffa, capture of, 100;
garrison massacred, 100;
Turkish prisoners massacred at, 104
Jena, battle of, 235
Joubert, 57
Jourdan, Marshal, enters Germany, 42;
in Spain, 382
Junot, coolness of, at siege of Toulon, 14;
marches on Portugal, 267
Kellerman made Marshal, 207
Kleber, General, rescued by Napoleon, 102;
left in command of army in Egypt, 109;
his assassination, 164
Kosciusko, 243
Kutusoff, General, commands Russian army, 345, et seq.
Labedoyere, Colonel, 449, 480
Landshut, battle of, 297
Lannes at Placenza, 30;
wounded at Acre, 103;
made Marshal, 207;
killed at Asperne, 302
Laon, battle of, 415
La Rothiere, battle of, 407
Law of Hostages repealed, 125
Le Clerc, 122, 123, 179
Lefebre Desnouettes, 278, 280, 281
Leghorn seized by Napoleon, 40
Legion of Honour instituted, 175
Leipsig, battle of, 390-392
Leoben, treaty of, 67
Licence System, 325
Lodi, passage of bridge of, 32
Lonato, battle of, 44
Loretto, French enter, 61:
image of Virgin at, 61;
Holy House at, 62
Louvre, Gallery of the, 34
Louis XVIII., his letter to Napoleon, 155;
Napoleon's proposition to, 182;
his restoration, 441;
quits Paris and retires to Ghent, 454
Lowe, Sir Hudson, 494-497
Luneville, treaty of, 160
Lutzen, battle of, 377
Macdonald, General, 112, 384, 454
Mack, General, surrender of, at Ulm, 213, 214
Madrid occupied by Murat, 269;
massacre of, 272;
surrender of, 292
Mahomet, Napoleon's admiration of, 91
Maitland, Captain, 483, 490
Mallet, conspiracy of, 371
Malo-Yaraslovetz, battle of, 355, 356
Malta, Napoleon suggests seizure of, 85;
surrenders to French, 88;
surrenders to English, 155
Mamelukes, description of, 90
Mantua, siege of, 38;
surrender of, 60
Marengo, battle of, 151
Maria Louisa, Archduchess of Austria, marries Napoleon, 312;
quits Paris and retires to Blois, 422
Marmont crosses the Rhine, 212
Massena, General, in Italy, 139;
his retreat from Portugal, 327
Mehrfeldt, General, 391
Menou, General, 19, 165
Metternich, Prince, his interview with Napoleon, 381
Milan occupied by French, 33;
decrees against English commerce, 259
Millesimo, battle of, 27
Mincio, passage of the, 36
Miollis, General, occupies Rome, 306
Modena, Duke of, offers bribe to Napoleon, 70
Moncey made Marshal, 207
Mondovi, battle of, 28
Montebello, battle of, 149
Monte Notte, battle of, 27
Montmartre, battle of, 423
Moore, Sir John, commands army in Portugal, 286;
advances into Spain, 293;
retreat and death at Coruña, 294
Moreau, his retreat through the Black Forest, 42;
Napoleon's suspicions of, 193;
his arrest, 195;
exiled, 203;
returns and joins allies, 385;
his death, 386
Morla, Governor of Madrid, 292
Mortier seizes Hanover, 189;
made Marshal, 207
Moscow, French enter, 348;
burning of, 349;
French retreat from, 355
Muiron, at Toulon, 12;
saves Napoleon's life, 54
Murat, his conduct on Day of the Sections, 20;
marries Caroline Buonaparte, 134;
made Marshal, 207;
occupies Madrid, 269;
created King of Naples, 274;
his rash expedition, 460;
takes refuge in France, is seized and executed, 460
Napier, Colonel, quoted, 272, 274, 276
Naples, Queen of, her journey to Russia, 161;
seized by French, 189
"Napoleon's Grotto," 2
National Convention, the, 17
Naumburg, capture of, 233
Negroes banished from France, 180
Nelson, Lord, at Alexandria, 74;
at Aboukir, 95;
at Copenhagen, 163;
at Trafalgar, 217
Ney, Marshal, at Clagenfurt, 214;
at battle of Borodino, 347;
retreats from Smolensko, 360;
"the bravest of the brave," 364;
his treason, 453;
at Waterloo, 476;
at Paris, 480
Niemen, passage of the, 341
Nile, French army march up, 91
Northern confederacy against England, 162
Ocaña, battle of, 303
O'Meara, Dr., 500
Ossian, Napoleon's favourite poet, 5
Palafox, General, 280
Palm, the bookseller, murder of, 231
Paoli, General, 7
Passage of the Po, 31;
of the Mincio, 36
Pavia, insurrection of, 36
Paul, Emperor of Russia, admires Napoleon, 161;
assassinated, 163
Peltier, trial of, 182
Perignon made Marshal, 207
"Philadelphes," Society of, 371
Pichegru, Napoleon's monitor, 4;
listens to the Bourbons' proposals, 70;
arrested and exiled, 73;
returns, 195;
arrested in Paris, 195;
found dead in prison, 202
Piedmont conquered, 28
Pitt, Mr., death of, 229
Po, passage of the, 31
Poles, Napoleon's conduct towards, 338
Polytechnic School, 173
Pope, the, buys respite of Napoleon, 40;
negotiates with Napoleon, and concludes treaty at Tollentino, 62;
restored by England, 161;
arrested by Miollis, 306;
sent to Fontainebleau, 307;
released, 401
Popham, Admiral Sir Home, court-martialled, 253
Prague, congress at, 380;
congress dissolved, 382
Presburg, treaty of, 224
Preuss-Eylau, battle of, 247
Primolano, battle of, 48
"Prince of the Peace," 266
Prussia, makes peace with Napoleon, 224;
accepts Hanover from him, 225;
declares war against France, 232, 373;
Queen of, Napoleon's treatment of, 255
Pultusk, battle of, 245
Pyramids, battle of the, 93
Quasdonowich, 43, 44, 48
Quatre-bras, battle of, 468
Raab, battle of, 299
Rastadt, battle of, 78;
murder of French commissioners at, 111
Ratisbonne, taken by French, 297
Red Sea explored by Napoleon, 99
Reign of Terror, the, 9
Revolution of the 18th Fructidor, 73
Rhine, confederation of the, 226
Riosecco, battle of, 278
Rivoli, battle of, 57
Robespierre, fall of, 17
Rome seized by Miollis, 306;
King of, 320
Rostophchin burns Moscow, 349
Roveredo, battle of, 47
Rumbold, Sir George, 205
Russia, French relations with, 323;
Napoleon's invasion of, 340
"Sacred Band," the, 19
St. Bard, capture of, 146
St. Bernard, passage of the Great, 143-145
St. Domingo, French expedition to, 178
St. George, battle of, 59
St. Helena, Napoleon at, 491, et seq.
Salamanca, battle of, 330
Samosierra, passage of the, 290
Saorgio, surrender of, 15
"Savans" accompany army in Egypt, 86, 92, 94
Savary quoted, 99;
at trial of Duke d'Enghien, 198
Schill, Colonel, 299
Schoenbrunn, treaty of, 307
Scott, Sir Walter, quoted, 41, 191, 494
Sebastiani, his memorial, 183
Sections, Day of the, 21
Serrurier made Marshal, 207
Sheridan, Mr., quoted, 185
Sieyes, Abbé, 115-119, 127, 130, 463
Smith, Sir Sydney, at Acre, 101;
Napoleon's hatred of, 103
Smolensko, battle of, 359
Soult, Marshal, in Spain, 290
Stabbs, his attempt to assassinate Napoleon, 305
Staël, Madame de, 80, 169
Suchet, Marshal, defeats Blake, 303;
defeats O'Donnell, 318
Suez, Napoleon explores isthmus of, 99
"Sun of Austerlitz," 223
"Suns of Napoleon," 87
Sweden, revolution in, 316
Swiss Cantons, Napoleon's letter to, 178
Tacitus, Napoleon's chosen author, 5
Tactics, Napoleon's military, 25
Tagliamento, battle of, 65
Talaveyra, battle of, 303
Talleyrand, his character, 133;
created Prince of Benevento, 227;
corresponds with the Bourbons, 421;
his billet to Alexander of Russia, 421
Talma, early associate of Napoleon, 16
Taxation under Napoleon, 263
Tilsit, treaty of, 255
Tollentino, treaty of, 62
Torres Vedras, Wellington at, 319
Toulon, siege of, 9-14
Toussaint l'Ouverture, 179
Trafalgar, battle of, 217-219
Tugend-bund, the, 288
Tyrol, peasants revolt in, 299
Ulm, surrender of, by Mack, 213, 214
Usher, Captain, 439
Vandamme, surrender of, 387
Vendemaire, the 13th, 20
Venice threatened by Napoleon, 38;
neutrality of, 64;
conquered by Napoleon, 69;
handed over to Austria, 75
Victor, Marshal, 149, 303
Vienna taken by French, 313, 298;
congress at, 456
Villeneuve, Admiral, 217
Vimiero, battle of, 283
Vincovo, battle of, 354
Vittoria, battle of, 382
Volney, 171
Wagram, battle of, 303
Wahlstadt, battle of, 388
Walcheren, expedition to, 304
Warsaw taken by French, 244;
Grand Duchy of, 255
Waterloo, battle of, 472-477
Wellesley, Sir Arthur, commands British army in the Peninsula, 281;
lands in Mondego Bay, 282;
defeats French at Roriça, 283;
defeats Junot at Vimiero, 283;
lands at Lisbon, 303;
defeats Soult, 303;
at Talaveyra, 303;
created Lord Wellington, 304;
retreats to lines of Torres Vedras, 319;
at Fuentes d'Onor, 327;
captures Ciudad Rodrigo, 329;
takes Badajos, 329;
at Salamanca, 330;
at Vittoria, 382;
interview with Blucher, 470;
at battle of Waterloo, 472-477
Westphalia, new kingdom of, 255
Whitelocke, General, repulsed at Buenos Ayres, 253, 254
Whitworth, Lord, confers with Napoleon, 185
Wilna, Napoleon at, 341
Wilson, Sir Robert, 105, 184
Wirtemberg, Elector of, made king, 225
Witzingerode taken prisoner, 357;
interview with Napoleon, 357
Wordsworth, Mr., quoted, 177, 179, 180, 191
Wright, Captain, 195, 203 (note)
Wurmser, General, 42, et seq.
Yarmouth, Lord, 230
Zaragossa, siege of, 281
Znaim, armistice of, 302