A History of England, Period III. Constitutional MonarchyBright, J. Franck (James Franck)
History
A History of England, Period III. Constitutional Monarchy
Bright, J. Franck (James Franck)
Great Britain -- History
1798 =Outbreak of the rebellion=, 1214
Cornwallis succeeds Camden, 1215
Humbert's expedition to Killala, 1216
1799 Opposition to the Union, 1217
1800 =The Union completed=, 1219
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1797 Desire of France to invade England, 1219
1798 Napoleon's campaign in Egypt, 1220
Battle of the Nile, 1220
=Pitt forms a second coalition=, 1221
1799 Italy regained by the allies, 1222
The allies capture the Dutch fleet, 1223
Napoleon defeated at Acre, 1223
Jealousies and disasters of the allies, 1224
Success in India, 1224
Napoleon made First Consul, 1225
1800 Napoleon's victories in Italy, 1226
Battle of Hohenlinden, 1227
1801 Treaty of Lunéville, 1227
=Dissolution of the coalition=, 1227
1800 Internal condition of England, 1228
1801 Rejection of the Catholic Relief Bill, 1229
=Pitt resigns. Addington made Premier=, 1230
Illness of the King, 1230
The French army in Egypt, 1231
Battle of Alexandria, 1232
Battle of Copenhagen, 1232
Peace between England and Russia, 1233
Napoleon appropriates Holland, Switzerland, and Italy, 1235
1802 =Peace of Amiens=, 1236
Napoleon continues his aggressions, 1237
Demands the repression of the English press, 1237
And the expulsion of the emigrants from England, 1238
Consequent change of feeling in England, 1238
Negotiations for Pitt's return, 1239
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