XXV. The Array of Nations.................................. 313 XXVI. The Congress of Kings................................. 325 XXVII. The Invasion of Russia--Borodino...................... 335 XXVIII. The Evacuation of Moscow.............................. 346 XXIX. The Retreat from Russia............................... 357 XXX. The Horrors of the Beresina........................... 368 XXXI. The Prodigal's Return................................. 378 XXXII. The Revolt of the Nations............................. 388 XXXIII. The First Campaign in Saxony.......................... 401 XXXIV. The Nations in Grand Array............................ 413 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS The Emperor Napoleon................................. _Frontispiece_ Map of the Battle of Eylau....................................... 14 Map of the Battle of Heilsberg................................... 28 Map of the Battle of Friedland................................... 36 Napoleon--by Ingres.............................................. 50 Queen Hortense................................................... 98 Napoleon in his Study........................................... 146 Map of the Spanish Campaign..................................... 184 Joseph Bonaparte................................................ 196 Map of the Battle of Eckmuehl.................................... 212 Two Maps of the Battles of Aspern and Essling................... 221 Map of the Battle of Wagram..................................... 228 Eugene Beauharnais.............................................. 246 Napoleon Bonaparte in 1809...................................... 296 Map of the Russian Campaign, 1812............................... 340 LIFE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE CHAPTER I WAR WITH RUSSIA: PULTUSK[1] [Footnote 1: References as before.] Poland and the Poles -- The Seat of War -- Change in the Character of Napoleon's Army -- The Battle of Pultusk -- Discontent in the Grand Army -- Homesickness of the French -- Napoleon's Generals -- His Measures of Reorganization -- Weakness of the Russians -- The Ability of Bennigsen -- Failure of the Russian Manoeuvers -- Napoleon in Warsaw. [Sidenote: 1806-07]