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Bonaparte imposes the text of 21 Frimaire, the constitution of the Year VIII, shunting the other two consuls aside. December 12, 1799

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Bonaparte marries Joséphine Beauharnais. March 9, 1796

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Bonaparte purges the Tribunate and Legislative Body to eliminate critics (27 Ventôse Year X). March 18, 1802

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Bonaparte raises the siege of Acre. May 17, 1799

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Bonaparte returns secretly to France from Egypt, having deserted his army. October 9, 1799

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Bonaparte’s victory at Marengo; breakup of Second Coalition. June 14, 1800

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Bourbon Restoration (1815–1830). 1815

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Brissot calls for war. October 20, 1791

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British naval victory, the "Glorious First of June," establishes British control of the seas. June 1, 1794

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Calonne presents reform proposals to Louis XVI. August 20, 1786

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