Chapter XII: Events on the Continent, 1798-1800
DISORDERS OF FRANCE UNDER THE DIRECTORY.—DISASTROUS WAR OF THE SECOND
COALITION.—ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CONSULATE.—BONAPARTE OVERTHROWS
AUSTRIA AND FRAMES AGAINST GREAT BRITAIN THE ARMED NEUTRALITY OF
1800.—PEACE OF LUNÉVILLE WITH AUSTRIA.
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Hostilities of Naples against the French 1
Disastrous defeat of the Neapolitans 2
The French enter Naples 2
Piedmont annexed to France 2
Beginning of the war of the Second Coalition 3
Reverses of the French in Germany and Italy 3
Masséna falls back in Switzerland 4
Further French disasters in Italy 5
The French evacuate southern Italy 6
Battle of the Trebia won by Suwarrow 6
Loss of northern Italy by the French 7
The French defeated at the battle of Novi by Suwarrow 8
Change in the plans of the Coalition 8
Masséna defeats the allies at the battle of Zurich 9
Disastrous march of Suwarrow into Switzerland 9
Failure of the Anglo-Russian expedition against Holland 10
Loss of Bonaparte's conquests in Italy and of the Ionian Islands 10
Internal disorders of France 11
Bonaparte's return, and the revolution of Brumaire 18 15
Bonaparte's measures to restore order 15
His advances toward Great Britain and Austria to obtain peace 16
Reasons of the two governments for refusing 17
Prosperity of Great Britain 17
Russia abandons the coalition 19
Forces of France and Austria in 1800 19
Bonaparte's plan of campaign 20
Opening of the campaign in Italy 21
Masséna shut up in Genoa 21
Moreau's advance into Germany 21
Bonaparte crosses the Saint Bernard 22
Battle of Marengo, and armistice following it 23
Armistice in Germany 24
Diplomatic negotiations 25
Bonaparte's colonial and maritime anxieties 25
The Czar Paul I.'s hostility to Great Britain 26
Dispute between England and Denmark concerning neutral rights 26
Effect of this upon Bonaparte's plans 27
Policy of Russia and Prussia 28
Bonaparte undertakes to form a coalition against Great Britain 29
Factors in the question 29
Vacillations of Prussia 31
Bonaparte's advances to Russia 32
Hostile action of Paul I. toward Great Britain 33
His pretensions to Malta 33
Negotiations for a maritime truce 34
Their failure 35
Action of Prussia against Great Britain 35
Armed Neutrality of 1800 36
Its claims 37
Renewal of hostilities between Austria and France 38
Defeat of Austria at the battle of Hohenlinden 38
Peace of Lunéville 39
Terms of the treaty 40
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