knew he must conquer or lose all, 204, 205; his situation unfavorable, 209; failed to occupy Marengo, 209; commits another error, 209; number of his forces, 212; outnumbered Bonaparte, 213; defeated French in detail, 213; position of his army, 229. Metz, battle of, 86. Millesimo, battle of, 48. Minorca, English corps in, 71. Miollis, General, defends Genoa, 62. Moncey, General, leads a corps into Italy, 67; arrives at Milan, 70, 155; became a marshal, 226. Mondovi, battle of, 48. Monnier, General, commands a division at Marengo, 166, 170. Mont Cenis, pass of, 19. Montenotte, battle of, 17, 48. Moreau, General, commands Army of Rhine, 18; rivalry between Bonaparte and him, 26; his talents, 27; position of his army, 34; his army strengthened, 55; slow to begin, 66; advances against Kray, 67; executes vigorously his manoeuvres, 67; defeats Kray and detaches a corps, 67; commands reserve, 93; objects to First Consul's plan, 95, 98; proposes a plan of his own, 96, 97; declares he will not serve under Bonaparte, 98; is cautious and slow, 99; begins his movement, 100; crosses Rhine, 101; is joined by Lecourbe, 102; his plan successfully executed, 102; at battle of Engen, 104; marches on Mosskirch, 105; at battle of Mosskirch, 105; marches on Ulm, 106; his strength and loss, 107; orders 15,000 men into Italy, 108, 109; was generally successful, 108; commits errors, 117-121, 134; his plan compared to that of Bonaparte, 122, 124, _et seq._; his characteristics, 118, 224, 225; discussion of his operations 125, _et seq._; his faulty movements, 126-132; outgeneralled by Kray, 130. Morris, William O'Connor, his remarks on Marengo, 230; on Napoleon, 231. Mosskirch, battle of, 105, 106. Murat, General, commands a corps under Bonaparte, 142; marches on Milan, 149; crosses the Po, 156; became a marshal, 226. Napier, Colonel, remarks on Napoleon's projects, 222, 223.