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Napoleon is named commander–in–chief of all armies within the boundaries of France. October 26, 1795

Napoleon is named commander–in–chief of all French forces in Italy. March 2, 1796

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Napoleon Is Unable to Digest Leipzig 1814-00-00

After the defeat in Russia, with renewed allied forces arrayed against him, Napoleon prepared once again to defend France. Yet in 1813 at Leipzig, the Emperor was defeated. This allowed the allies to press a successful campaign, leading to the…

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Napoleon proclaims the Continental Blockade, which prohibits trade with the British Isles. November 21, 1806

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Napoleon returns to France. Beginning of the Hundred Days. March 1, 1815

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Napoleon sent into exile at island of Elba. May 4, 1814

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Napoleon surrenders to the British. July 15, 1815

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Napoleon in Italy 1796–97

Napoleon is crowned King of Italy in Milan. May 26, 1805

Napoleon is defeated at Leipzig and withdraws from Germany. October 16, 1813

Napoleon is named commander–in–chief of all armies within the boundaries of France. October 26, 1795

Napoleon is named commander–in–chief of all French forces in Italy. March 2, 1796

Napoleon Is Unable to Digest Leipzig 1814-00-00

Napoleon proclaims the Continental Blockade, which prohibits trade with the British Isles. November 21, 1806

Napoleon returns to France. Beginning of the Hundred Days. March 1, 1815

Napoleon sent into exile at island of Elba. May 4, 1814

Napoleon surrenders to the British. July 15, 1815