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Proclamation of the Parthenopean (Neapolitan) Republic. January 26, 1799

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Circular on Elections March 4, 1799

A former playwright and old regime colonial official, Nicolas–Louis François de Neufchâteau, twice Minister of the Interior under the Directory, here outlines the importance of elections for the Directory. In this circular letter sent to the chief…
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Siege of Jaffa, held by the Turks. March 4, 1799

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Siege of Acre, held by the Turks. March 19, 1799

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General Moreau is defeated at Cassano. April 27, 1799

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Austrians enter Milan; during the summer a succession of Russian and Austrian victories remove French power in Italy except for a besieged garrison at Genoa. April 29, 1799

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Election of Sieyès to the Directory. May 16, 1799

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Bonaparte raises the siege of Acre. May 17, 1799

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After attacks and threats of accusation from the two Councils, two members of the Directory resign (La Révellière–Lepeaux and Merlin de Douai). Barras and Sieyès remain. June 18, 1799

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General Masséna defeats the Russians and Austrians at Zurich. Russia and Austria evacuate Switzerland. September 25, 1799

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