With the Army of Reserve-Capture of Milan and Battle of Montebello-Disastrous Retreat
Render of that place -Retreat of Suchet to the Var-Passage of the St.
Trenched Camp at Ulm-Measures of Moreau to dislodge him, which at length are successįul -Operations in the Grisons-Armistice of Parsdorf-Operations in the Maritime Alps after Masséna assumed the command-Severe Actions round Genoa-Blockade and Sur Relative Situation of both Parties at the Campaign -Advance of Moreau across the Blackįorest-Victories of Engen, Moeskirch, and Biberach-Able Conduct of Kray in the In Proposals of Peace by the First Consul to the British Government-Correspondence consequent thereon between the two States-Debates on the subject in Parliament-DomesticĪffairs of Great Britain at this period -Union with Ireland- Scarcity of Provisions, and efforts of Government to assuage it-Able measures of Napoléon for the Pacification ofįrance-Extinction of the Liberty of the Press-Establishment of the Court at the Tuileries -Establishment of the Secret Police-Correspondence with Louis XVIII. Rhine-Anglo-Russian expedition to Holland-Its early Success, and ultimate FailureOperations in Piedmont-Battle of Genoa, and Siege and Fall of Coni-Rupture between the Austrians and Russians-Reflections on the Campaign.-47-92.įROM THE ACCESSION OF NAPOLÉON TO THE OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN OF MARENGO. Gothard, and in Glarus, andĭisastrous Retreat of Suwarrow into the Grisons-Concluding Operations on the Upper Gothard-Separation of the Austrian and Russian forces in front of Zurich-Totalĭefeat of the latter by Masséna- Bloody Combats on the St. Subsequent Successes of the Allies -March of Suwarrow into Switzerland- His Advance to Of the Piedmontese Fortresses-Commencement of the Siege of Genoa-Battle of Novi, and Preparations of both Parties for a continuance of the Contest-Siege and Fall of Mantua, and 1-46.įROM THE BATTLE OF THE TREBBIA TO THE CONCLUSION OF THE CAMPAIGN. The Allies in Piedmont-Counter-Revolution and Massacres at Naples. Tuscany-Battle of the Trebbia, between his Army and Suwarrow-Further Successes of Zurich-Arrival of Suwarrow and the Russians in Italy-Their rapid Successes-Passage of the Adda and Conquest of Lombardy and Piedmont-Retreat of Macdonald from Naples to To Zurich-Expulsion of the Republicans from the St.-Gothard, and of Masséna from Of the French in Germany-Dissolution of the Congress of Rastadt-Operations in ItalyDefeat of the French on the Mincio-Retreat of the French in the Grisons, and of Masséna Preparations for the Alliance of England, Austria, and Russia against France -Internal StateĪnd Measures of England- Forces of the opposing Parties on the Continent-Commencement of Hostilities-Defeat of the Austrians in the Grisons-Battle of Stockach, and Defeat SOLD ALSO BY AMYOT, RUE DE LA PAIX TRUCHY, BOULEVARD DES ITALIENS īROCKHAUS AND AVENARIUS, RUE RICHELIEU LEOPOLD MICHELSEN, LEIPZIG ĪND BY ALL THE PRINCIPAL BOOKSELLERS ON THE CONTINENT.įROM THE RENEWAL OF THE WAR, TO THE BATTLE OF THE TREBBIA. 21.ģ, QUAI MALAQUAIS, NEAR THE PONT DES ARTS Sed expertas primo Punico conserebant bello odiis etiam prope majoribus certarunt quam viribus et adeo varia belli fortuna, ancepsqueMars fuit, ut propius periculum fuerint qui vicerunt."-TIT. Nam neque validiores opibus ullæ inter se civitates gentesque contulerunt arma, neque his ipsis tantum unquam virium aut roboris fuit : et haud ignotas belli artes inter se, Quod Hannibale duce Carthaginienses cum populo Romano gessere.
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