The History of Napoleon Buonaparte - J. G. Lockhart

Kellerman made Marshal, [207]
Kleber, General, rescued by Napoleon, [102];
left in command of army in Egypt, [109];
his assassination, [164]
Kosciusko, [243]
Kutusoff, General, commands Russian army, [345], et seq.

Labedoyere, Colonel, [449], [480]
Landshut, battle of, [297]
Lannes at Placenza, [30];
wounded at Acre, [103];
made Marshal, [207];
killed at Asperne, [302]
Laon, battle of, [415]
La Rothiere, battle of, [407]
Law of Hostages repealed, [125]
Le Clerc, [122], [123], [179]
Lefebre Desnouettes, [278], [280], [281]
Leghorn seized by Napoleon, [40]
Legion of Honour instituted, [175]
Leipsig, battle of, [390-392]
Leoben, treaty of, [67]
Licence System, [325]
Lodi, passage of bridge of, [32]
Lonato, battle of, [44]
Loretto, French enter, [61]:
image of Virgin at, [61];
Holy House at, [62]
Louvre, Gallery of the, [34]
Louis XVIII., his letter to Napoleon, [155];
Napoleon's proposition to, [182];
his restoration, [441];
quits Paris and retires to Ghent, [454]
Lowe, Sir Hudson, [494-497]
Luneville, treaty of, [160]
Lutzen, battle of, [377]

Macdonald, General, [112], [384], [454]
Mack, General, surrender of, at Ulm, [213], [214]
Madrid occupied by Murat, [269];
massacre of, [272];
surrender of, [292]
Mahomet, Napoleon's admiration of, [91]
Maitland, Captain, [483], [490]
Mallet, conspiracy of, [371]
Malo-Yaraslovetz, battle of, [355], [356]
Malta, Napoleon suggests seizure of, [85];
surrenders to French, [88];
surrenders to English, [155]
Mamelukes, description of, [90]
Mantua, siege of, [38];
surrender of, [60]
Marengo, battle of, [151]
Maria Louisa, Archduchess of Austria, marries Napoleon, [312];
quits Paris and retires to Blois, [422]
Marmont crosses the Rhine, [212]
Massena, General, in Italy, [139];
his retreat from Portugal, [327]
Mehrfeldt, General, [391]
Menou, General, [19], [165]
Metternich, Prince, his interview with Napoleon, [381]
Milan occupied by French, [33];
decrees against English commerce, [259]
Millesimo, battle of, [27]
Mincio, passage of the, [36]
Miollis, General, occupies Rome, [306]
Modena, Duke of, offers bribe to Napoleon, [70]
Moncey made Marshal, [207]
Mondovi, battle of, [28]
Montebello, battle of, [149]
Monte Notte, battle of, [27]
Montmartre, battle of, [423]
Moore, Sir John, commands army in Portugal, [286];
advances into Spain, [293];
retreat and death at Coruña, [294]
Moreau, his retreat through the Black Forest, [42];
Napoleon's suspicions of, [193];
his arrest, [195];
exiled, [203];
returns and joins allies, [385];
his death, [386]
Morla, Governor of Madrid, [292]
Mortier seizes Hanover, [189];
made Marshal, [207]
Moscow, French enter, [348];
burning of, [349];
French retreat from, [355]
Muiron, at Toulon, [12];
saves Napoleon's life, [54]
Murat, his conduct on Day of the Sections, [20];
marries Caroline Buonaparte, [134];
made Marshal, [207];
occupies Madrid, [269];
created King of Naples, [274];
his rash expedition, [460];
takes refuge in France, is seized and executed, [460]

Napier, Colonel, quoted, [272], [274], [276]
Naples, Queen of, her journey to Russia, [161];
seized by French, [189]
"Napoleon's Grotto," [2]
National Convention, the, [17]
Naumburg, capture of, [233]
Negroes banished from France, [180]
Nelson, Lord, at Alexandria, [74];
at Aboukir, [95];
at Copenhagen, [163];
at Trafalgar, [217]
Ney, Marshal, at Clagenfurt, [214];
at battle of Borodino, [347];
retreats from Smolensko, [360];
"the bravest of the brave," [364];
his treason, [453];
at Waterloo, [476];
at Paris, [480]
Niemen, passage of the, [341]
Nile, French army march up, [91]
Northern confederacy against England, [162]

Ocaña, battle of, [303]
O'Meara, Dr., [500]
Ossian, Napoleon's favourite poet, [5]

Palafox, General, [280]
Palm, the bookseller, murder of, [231]
Paoli, General, [7]
Passage of the Po, [31];
of the Mincio, [36]
Pavia, insurrection of, [36]
Paul, Emperor of Russia, admires Napoleon, [161];
assassinated, [163]
Peltier, trial of, [182]
Perignon made Marshal, [207]
"Philadelphes," Society of, [371]
Pichegru, Napoleon's monitor, [4];
listens to the Bourbons' proposals, [70];
arrested and exiled, [73];
returns, [195];
arrested in Paris, [195];
found dead in prison, [202]
Piedmont conquered, [28]
Pitt, Mr., death of, [229]
Po, passage of the, [31]
Poles, Napoleon's conduct towards, [338]
Polytechnic School, [173]
Pope, the, buys respite of Napoleon, [40];
negotiates with Napoleon, and concludes treaty at Tollentino, [62];
restored by England, [161];
arrested by Miollis, [306];
sent to Fontainebleau, [307];
released, [401]
Popham, Admiral Sir Home, court-martialled, [253]
Prague, congress at, [380];
congress dissolved, [382]
Presburg, treaty of, [224]
Preuss-Eylau, battle of, [247]
Primolano, battle of, [48]
"Prince of the Peace," [266]
Prussia, makes peace with Napoleon, [224];
accepts Hanover from him, [225];
declares war against France, [232], [373];
Queen of, Napoleon's treatment of, [255]
Pultusk, battle of, [245]
Pyramids, battle of the, [93]

Quasdonowich, [43], [44], [48]
Quatre-bras, battle of, [468]

Raab, battle of, [299]
Rastadt, battle of, [78];
murder of French commissioners at, [111]
Ratisbonne, taken by French, [297]
Red Sea explored by Napoleon, [99]
Reign of Terror, the, [9]
Revolution of the 18th Fructidor, [73]
Rhine, confederation of the, [226]
Riosecco, battle of, [278]
Rivoli, battle of, [57]
Robespierre, fall of, [17]
Rome seized by Miollis, [306];
King of, [320]
Rostophchin burns Moscow, [349]
Roveredo, battle of, [47]
Rumbold, Sir George, [205]
Russia, French relations with, [323];
Napoleon's invasion of, [340]

"Sacred Band," the, [19]
St. Bard, capture of, [146]
St. Bernard, passage of the Great, [143-145]
St. Domingo, French expedition to, [178]
St. George, battle of, [59]
St. Helena, Napoleon at, [491], et seq.
Salamanca, battle of, [330]
Samosierra, passage of the, [290]
Saorgio, surrender of, [15]
"Savans" accompany army in Egypt, [86], [92], [94]
Savary quoted, [99];
at trial of Duke d'Enghien, [198]
Schill, Colonel, [299]
Schoenbrunn, treaty of, [307]
Scott, Sir Walter, quoted, [41], [191], [494]
Sebastiani, his memorial, [183]
Sections, Day of the, [21]
Serrurier made Marshal, [207]
Sheridan, Mr., quoted, [185]
Sieyes, Abbé, [115-119], [127], [130], [463]
Smith, Sir Sydney, at Acre, [101];
Napoleon's hatred of, [103]
Smolensko, battle of, [359]
Soult, Marshal, in Spain, [290]
Stabbs, his attempt to assassinate Napoleon, [305]
Staël, Madame de, [80], [169]
Suchet, Marshal, defeats Blake, [303];
defeats O'Donnell, [318]
Suez, Napoleon explores isthmus of, [99]
"Sun of Austerlitz," [223]
"Suns of Napoleon," [87]
Sweden, revolution in, [316]
Swiss Cantons, Napoleon's letter to, [178]

Tacitus, Napoleon's chosen author, [5]
Tactics, Napoleon's military, [25]
Tagliamento, battle of, [65]
Talaveyra, battle of, [303]
Talleyrand, his character, [133];
created Prince of Benevento, [227];
corresponds with the Bourbons, [421];
his billet to Alexander of Russia, [421]
Talma, early associate of Napoleon, [16]
Taxation under Napoleon, [263]
Tilsit, treaty of, [255]
Tollentino, treaty of, [62]
Torres Vedras, Wellington at, [319]
Toulon, siege of, [9-14]
Toussaint l'Ouverture, [179]
Trafalgar, battle of, [217-219]
Tugend-bund, the, [288]
Tyrol, peasants revolt in, [299]