A History of England, Period III. Constitutional MonarchyBright, J. Franck (James Franck)
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A History of England, Period III. Constitutional Monarchy
Bright, J. Franck (James Franck)
Great Britain -- History
1806 Napoleon erects dependent kingdoms, 1269
Fox's negotiations with Napoleon, 1270
Death of Fox, 1270
Abolition of the slave trade, 1271
1807 Rejection of the Catholic claims, 1273
Resignation of the Grenville ministry, 1274
=The Perceval ministry=, 1274
1806 Prussia declares war with France, 1276
Battle of Jena, 1276
The Berlin decree, 1277
1807 The orders in Council, 1278
Battle of Eylau, 1280
Incapacity of the Grenville ministry, 1280
Expedition to Buenos Ayres, 1280
Expedition to the Dardanelles, 1281
Expedition to Alexandria, 1282
1806 Expedition to Sicily, 1282
1807 =Dissolution of the third coalition=, 1282
=Treaty of Tilsitt=, 1283
Capture of the Danish fleet, 1285
War between Russia and Sweden, 1285
Continental System acknowledged except in Portugal, 1285
=Condition of the Peninsula=, 1286
Joseph made King of Spain, 1287
Napoleon's armies in Spain, 1288
Invasion of Portugal, 1288
1808 Enthusiasm in England for the Spanish insurrection, 1289
Wellesley sent to Portugal, 1290
Combat of Rorica, 1291
Battle of Vimiero, 1292
Convention of Cintra, 1293
Sir John Moore's march to Salamanca, 1294
Napoleon in Madrid, 1295
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