Life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Vol. 2 of 5
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Excerpt from Life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Vol. 2 of 5: With a Preliminary View of the French Revolution Chap. VII. - Coraica reunited with France - Critical situation or Buonaparte in Italy at this period - The Austrian General Alvin si placed at the head of a new Army - Various Contests, attended with no decisive result - Want of Concert among the Austrian Generals - French Army begin to murmur - First Battle of Arcola - Napoleon in Personal danger - No decisive result - Second Battle of Arcola - The French victorious - Freeh want of Concert among the Austrian Generals - General Views of Military and Political Affairs, alter the conclusion of the fourth Italian Campaign - Austria commences a fifth Campaign - but has not profited by Experience - Battle of Rivoli, and Victory of the French-Further successful at La Favorite - French regain their lost ground in Italy - Surrender of Mantua - Instances of Napoleon´s Generosity; Chap. VIII. - Situation and Views of Buonaparte at this period - His politic Conduct towards the Italians - Popularity - Severe terms of Peace proposed to the Pope - Rejected - Napoleon differs from the Directory, and Negotiations are renewed - but again Rejected - The Pope raises his Army to 40,000 men - Napoleon Invades the Papal Territories - The Papal Troops defeated near Imola - and at Ancona - which, is captured - Loretto taken - Clemency of Buonaparte to the French recusant Clergy - Peace of Tolentino - Napoleon´s Letter to the Pope - San Marino - View of the situation of the different Italian States - Rome - Naples - Tuscany - Venice; Chap. IX. - Archduke Charles - Compared with Napoleon - Fettered by the Aulic Council - Napoleon, by a stratagem, passes the Tagliamento, and compels the Archduke to retreat - Gradisca carried by storm- Chusa-Veneta taken - Trieste and Fiume occupied - Venice breaks the Neutrality - Terrified on learning that an Armistice had taken place betwixt France and Austria - The Archduke retreats by hasty marches on Vienna - The Government irresolute - and the Treaty of Leoben signed - Venice makes humiliating submissions - Napoleon´s Speech to her Envoys - He declares War against Venice, and evades obeying the orders of the Directory to spare it - The Great Council, on 31st May, concede every thing to Buonaparte - Terms granted; Chap. X. - Napoleon´s Amatory Correspondence with Josephine - His Court at Montebello - Negotiations and Pleasure mingled there - Genoa - Revolutionary spirit of the Genoese - They rise in insurrection, but are quelled by the Government, and the French plundered and imprisoned - Buonaparte interferes, and appoints the outlines of a new Government - Sardinia - Naples - The Cispadane, Transpadane, and Emilian Republics, united under the name of the Cisalpine Republic - The Valteline - The Grisons - The Valteline united to Lombardy - Great improvement of Italy, and the Italian Character, from these changes - Difficulties in the way of Pacification betwixt France and Austria - The Directory and Napoleon take Different Views - Treaty of Campo Formio - Buonaparte takes leave of the Army of Italy, to act as French Plenipotentiary at Rastadt; Chap. XI. - Retrospect-The Directory - They become unpopular - Causes of their unpopularity - Also at enmity among themselves - State of Public feeling in France - In point of numbers, favourable to the Bourbons; About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
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