The History of Napoleon Buonaparte - J. G. Lockhart

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superseded by Wurmser, [42]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]