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Delort at AusterlitzThe cavalry charge of colonels A A Delort is one of the turning-points in this battle in which Napoleon defeated two other emperors, of Russia and Austria
Crossing the DanubeNapoleon supervises the crossing of the Danube
Napoleon 1 CrownedNapoleon becomes king, placing the crown on his own head
Capture of CapriMurat, appointed king of Italy by Napoleon, signifies his authority by taking the isle of Capri, off Naples, from the English. The action has more symbolic than military value. Date: 17 October 1808
Coup De BrumaireCambaceres invites Napoleon to become First Consul. Napoleon accepts graciously
Napoleons Guide CalaWhen Napoleon lands in Egypt his guide is Joseph Cala, who is among the first to scale the fortifications of the Egyptians who refuse to capitulate
Napoleon at LonatoAlso called the second battle of CASTIGLIONE : in his Italian campaign, Napoleon defeats the Austrians under Wurmser, forcing them to retreat to Mantova
Napoleon II BaptisedBaptism of Napoleons son, k.a. le Roi de Rome, in the chapel of the Tuileries, He will never actually reign, and after his fathers abdication will live in exile in Austria
Battle of ArcolaNapoleon seizes the French flag from Augerau and leads his men across the bridge of Arcola in the face of fierce opposition from the Austrians
Angouleme at BordeauxLouis-Antoine de Bourbon, duc d Angouleme, enters Bordeaux after the abdication of Napoleon. He solicits the protection of Wellington
Napoleon at the ElyseeElected President by a landslide vote, Napoleon arrives in state at the Elysee palace, Paris
Napoleon at HamAfter his failed coup d etat at Boulogne, Napoleon is imprisoned in this house at Ham
Napoleon at Boulogne 4Irreverent English comment on Napoleons failed coup d etat at Boulogne
Napoleon at Boulogne 3Napoleon makes a second attempt at a coup d etat, at Boulogne this time : again he fails to attract support : he is arrested and imprisoned at Ham
Napoleon at Boulogne 2Napoleon makes a second attempt at a coup d etat, at Boulogne this time : again he fails to attract support : he is arrested and imprisoned at Ham
Napoleon III StrasbourgNapoleon attempts a coup against Louis-Philippe at Strasbourg, counting on popular support for the Napoleonic idea, which alas fails to materialise
Palazzo Bonaparte, RomeThe Palazzo Bonaparte is on left of this picture, at corner of Piazza Venezia and Via del Corso, Rome. Letizia Bonaparte, mother of Napoleon I, lived in this palace from 1815 to 1836
Napoleon I RoomNAPOLEON I PLACES his room at Ajaccio, Corsica
Northcliffe / NapoleonALFRED HARMSWORTH, lord NORTHCLIFFE newspaper proprietor depicted as the Napoleon of Slander
Dipping Sheep, FranceDipping sheep according to Biggs system, at the farm of Prince Napoleon at Meudon - first their legs are tied, then they are dipped, then set loose. Note the sheepdog. Date: circa 1850
Pope Pius VII (TofanelliPOPE PIUS VII (Luigi Barnabo Chiaramonti) He signed Concordat with Napoleon, but later quarreled with him and was arrested by the French
Battle of LignyTHE HUNDRED DAYS Battle of LIGNY Napoleon defeats Blucher
Arcis Sur AubeCAMPAIGN IN FRANCE Battle of ARCIS SUR AUBE Napoleon has to retreat before a much larger Allied army under Schwarzenberg, falling back on Paris
Battle of MontereauCAMPAIGN IN FRANCE Battle of CRAONNE Napoleon defeats the Allied army under Blucher, though twice the size of the French force
Battle of MontmirailCAMPAIGN IN FRANCE Battle of MONTMIRAIL Napoleon wins the second of four battles in 5 days against the Allies, considered to be one of his finest achievements
Battle of Somo-SierraPENINSULA CAMPAIGN Battle of SOMO-SIERRA Napoleon directs a cavalry charge against a Spanish battery protecting the road to Madrid
Siege of Toulon 1793THE SIEGE OF TOULON The French besiege Toulon, held by the British : Napoleon, making his first notable appearance, is largely responsible for the success
Napoleons BirthplaceThe Bonaparte family home at Ajaccio where Napoleon was born
Napoleons Villa, ElbaThe Villa San Martino, Elba, where Napoleon resided after his abdication, before escaping to embark on his Hundred Days escapade
Military School, BrienneThe military school at Brienne which Napoleon entered in 1779, at the age of ten, remaining there for five years
Napoleon & JosephineNapoleon tells Josephine he is going to divorce her for dynastic reasons : he wants a son, so its a case of Not tonight, Josephine, nor any other night ! She faints
Napoleon I Elba HomeThe Villa San Martino, his residence during his first exile, on the island of Elba
Napoleon at ArcolaDuring the Italian campaign, Napoleon leads his men to victory at the bridge of Arcola
Events / War / Napoleonic WaBattle of Jena : Reconnoitring the field, Napoleon is challenged by the Austrian sentinels and is in danger of his life
Napoleon at MontereauHe himself aims the guns at the Prussians, during the battle of Montereau
His Carriage in EgyptDuring his Egyptian campaign, he astonishes the Arabs with his personal carriage
Watching Moscow BurnWhen his Russian expedition proves disastrous, he watches Moscow burn
Napoleon ReviewingHe reviews the Imperial Guard
Napoleon Ill in ExileExiled on Saint Helena, he is taken ill
Dictating his MemoirsExiled on Saint Helena, he dictates his memoirs
Escape Plans SoughtThe Governor of Saint Helena, Hudson Lowe, searches the papers of Napoleons secretary, the comte de Las Casas, hoping to find escape plans. He finds none
N on Saint HelenaExiled on Saint Helena, he inspects the English fortifications with an expert eye
Napoleon Plays ChessOn Saint Helena, Napoleon plays chess with one of the English officers
Napoleon Young OfficerNapoleon as a young officer
Walking at Saint HelenaNapoleon walking alone in his garden at Longwood, Saint Helena
Napoleon in DangerAt the battle of Aspern- Essling, he is warned not to expose himself to a Prussian sniper
Tent on Saint HelenaWhile Longwood is being repaired after the fire, a tent is erected for Napoleons accommodation : he supervises its installation