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Coup: Berryer ProtestsFrom the window of the mairie of the 10th arrondissement, Paris, Berryer protests against Napoleons coup - but theres not much he can do to stop the take-over
Coup: Deputies ExpelledThe Chambre des Deputes is closed : members are refused admission by troops loyal to Napoleon
Coup: Troops BivouacTroops supporting Napoleon bivouac at the Conciergerie, near the Sainte Chapelle on the ile de la Cite, Paris
French ElectionsAfter Napoleons coup, French voters choose their government. Date: 20 December 1851
Coup : Thiers ArrestedAdolphe Thiers, Napoleons most formidable political opponent, is arrested by troops loyal to Napoleon
Coup : Judges EvictedHigh Court judges are evicted by troops loyal to Napoleon
Coup: Street FightingStreet fighting at the Porte Saint-Denis, Paris, where the Republicans construct one of their biggest barricades : but they succumb to the military
Coup: BarricadeRepublican barricade at the Porte Saint-Denis, Paris
Coup : Military ChiefsArmy chiefs discuss policy on the eve of Napoleons coup : by and large the army will support Napoleon
Coup: Napoleon RidesAfter resistance has been suppressed Napoleon rides through the streets of Paris. Not everyone is pleased to see him
Coup: VictimsUnfortunately, a lot of Parisians get themselves hurt when troops loyal to Napoleon clear the streets of Republican opponents : they are carted away in wagons
Coup: BoulevardThe boulevard Montmartre after the street had been cleared by troops supporting Napoleon
Coup : Napoleon ElyseeOn the morning of 2 December, Louis Napoleon leaves the Palais de l Elysee with a military escort
Coup: Clearing StreetsTroops loyal to Napoleon clear the streets of Paris of Republican opponents
Coup: High CourtThe High Court of Justice is suspended when troops loyal to Napoleon invade the chamber
Coup : Cavaignac ArrestGeneral Cavaignac, one of Napoleons most formidable political opponents, is arrested by troops loyal to Napoleon
Coup: RepresentativesRepresentatives who oppose Napoleons coup are arrested by troops sympathetic to his cause and incarcerated in the caserne (barracks) at the quai d Orsay, Paris
Coup: 1st BarricadeNapoleons coup triggers popular resistance : Republicans build their first barricade in the rue des Grandes Audriettes
Coup: Changarnier ArrestGeneral Changarnier, one of Napoleons most formidable political opponents, is roused from bed and arrested in his nightshirt by troops loyal to Napoleon
Coup: Seeling ArmsHomes of suspected resisters of Napoleons coup are searched for concealed arms
Murat to CorsicaJoachim Murat switches sides on news of Napoleons return from Elba, sailing to Corsica in a doomed effort to establish Italian independence
Pius VII ReturnsPius VII returns from exile following Napoleons defeat : his feet are kissed by Carlo Emanuele IV as he enters St Peter s, and he forms a reactionary government
Balloon, Paris 1804Napoleons wedding to Josephine is celebrated by a highly ornamented balloon
Last Doge of VeniceLodovico Manin, the 120th and last doge of Venice, collapses after swearing allegiance to Austria, a consequence of Napoleons conquest of northern Italy
Longwood HouseLONGWOOD HOUSE, Napoleons residence during his exile on Saint Helena
Francesco II AbdicatesFrancesco II, king of the two Sicilies, accepts defeat, abdicates, and takes refuge in the Quirinal palace at Rome, still under papal rule thanks to Napoleons intervention
Moscow from KremlinGeneral view of Moscow from the Kremlin, done shortly after Napoleons visit
Petrovski Palace MoscowSummer view of the imperial palace, shortly after Napoleons visit to Moscow
French Welcome WarThe prospect of war makes (almost) everyone happy : Frenchmen in the place de la Concorde, Paris, welcome Napoleons intervention in Italy. Women are less sure
Nap Divorces JosephineSatire on Napoleons divorce of Josephine
Napoleon TravellingNapoleons mode of travelling - his carriage accompanied by a military escort
Caroline Du ColombierCAROLINE DU COLOMBIER Napoleons first love ( I, too, was once in love.. )
Sphinx (Denon)A head-on view of the sphinx as it was found by the French army during Napoleons Egyptian campaign, and recorded by scholars
Snug Winter Quarters a comment on Napoleons claim that weather conditions favour his strategy in Russia
Crossing the Alps, SnowSnow falls on Napoleons army as it crosses the Alps via the Saint Bernard pass, on its way to deal with Italy
Crossing the AlpsNapoleons army crosses the Alps via the Saint Bernard pass, on their way to deal with Italy
Hudson Lowe / Las CasasSIR HUDSON LOWE Governor of St Helena during Napoleons exile there
French Camel Corps 1798Trooper of the Camel Corps of Napoleons Egyptian campaign
Dog Finds Way HomeMOFFINO goes with his master, a Milanese corporal, on Napoleons Russian campaign : separated during the retreat, he crosses Europe and finds his way home to Italy
Rosetta Stone FindplaceThe Bastion de Saint Julien at Rosetta (today Rashid) in the Nile delta, where the Rosetta Stone was discovered by Bussard, one of Napoleons officers
Hermopolis TempleRuins of the Temple of Hermopolis, Upper Egypt, one of the sites surveyed by the French during Napoleons Egyptian campaign
Nap. Peacock-PheasantNAPOLEONs PEACOCK-PHEASANT polyplectron Napoleonis
Battle of SedimanAlbeit unlisted in any of our reference books, the battle of SEDIMAN is almost certainly an incident of Napoleons ill-starred Egyptian campaign
Moscow in 1807A view of Moscow made before the fire of 1812 which was started by the Russians in an attempt to hinder Napoleons advance
Napoleons FuneralHe is buried on Saint Helena : the funeral procession, and the guard of honour. The picture Taken on the spot by a Gentleman
French Dromedary CavalryRegiment des Dromadaires, during Napoleons Egyptian campaign
Le Code CivilUnder Napoleons consulship, the Code Civil becomes law, assuring all citizens the legal benefits brought by the Revolution
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