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Members in the English House of Commons urge taking up of arms against France to protect Louis XVI from the Convention. December 21, 1792

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Montesquieu, The Spirit of the Laws. 1748

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Napoleon arrives at the Tuileries from exile. Benjamin Constant draws up the liberal additional act to the Constitution of the Empire which provides for meaningful participation in politics. March 20, 1815

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Napoleon begins to prepare his own Italian campaign. March 27, 1796

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Napoleon defeats the Russians at Friedland. June 14, 1807

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Napoleon dies on the island of St. Helena. May 5, 1821

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Napoleon in exile on the mid–Atlantic island of St. Helena. October 16, 1815

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

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

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

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