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Fig. 1 - Amputation. Illustration detail from the Lorenz Heister surgical textbook, Chirurgie (Surgery) - 1719.
Chronology of Napoleon Part I
1769
August 15 Napoleone di Buonaparte is born in Ajaccio, Corsica.
1779
April Napoleon enters the military school at Brienne
1784
October Napoleon enters Ecole Militaire
1785
September 22 Napoleon is commissioned as lieutenant
1789-93
September-April Napoleon spends time in both France and Corsica
1793
September-December Siege of Toulon
1794
July-August Napoleon briefly imprisoned after the fall of Robespierre
1795
October 5 Napoleon defeats royalist uprising in Paris with the infamous “whiff of grapeshot”
1796
February 23 Napoleon is given the command of the Army of Italy
March 9 Napoleon and Rose de Beauharnais (Josephine) marry
March 26 Napoleon takes command of the Army of Italy: Winning Lodi ( May 11), Castiglione (August 5), Arcole (October 15-17).
1797
January 14 Battle of Rivoli, leads to peace preliminaries of Leoben (April 18), Peace of Campo Formio (October 17) with Austria.
July 9 Napoleon establishes the Cisalpine Republic.
December 9 Napoleon takes command of Army of England.
1798
May 19 Napoleon sets sail for Egypt. July 1 landing.
July 21 Battle of the Pyramids.
1799
April Coalition with Austria, Russia, and Britain, organized against France.
October 9 Napoleon returns from Egypt
November 9-10 18th of Brumaire coup. Consulate established.
December 15 Constitution of Year VIII approved by plebiscite in Jan 1800
December 28 Sunday services recommence in churches.
am i missing something here
Belle (2013)
when the ancestry dna kits went on sale, my mom bought me one, AND my results just came in. to the surprise of exactly nobody, i’m really super fucking irish
Benjamin Franklin’s birthday is just an excuse for me to make a cake and eat it, too.
konigreich replied to your post: @konigreich ❝…Squealing, huh?❞
// d ONT OUT HIM LIKE THAT
( sorry its the gilbert in her that’s like #calloutpost )
Anyone know anything about what would've classed a woman as a disobedient wife in the 1700s? What she would've done/not done?
