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Napoleon

Napoleon. The Coup (1799) First Consul (1799-1804) Emperor (1804-1815). Jean –Antoine Gros – Napoleon at Jaffa Plague House, 1799. First Consul. Concordat with the Catholic Church, 1801 Civil Code, 1804. Napoleon as Emperor. Jaques-Louis David, Coronation of Emperor Napoleon, 1804 .

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Napoleon

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  1. Napoleon • The Coup (1799) • First Consul (1799-1804) • Emperor (1804-1815)

  2. Jean –Antoine Gros – Napoleon at Jaffa Plague House, 1799

  3. First Consul • Concordat with the Catholic Church, 1801 • Civil Code, 1804

  4. Napoleon as Emperor Jaques-Louis David, Coronation of Emperor Napoleon, 1804

  5. Key Events of the Empire • Loss of Haiti, Sale of Louisiana, 1803 • Loss at Trafalgar, 1805 • Victories in Central Europe, 1805-1807 • Establishment of Continental System • Spread of Napoleonic Code

  6. Key Events of the Empire • Nationalist Resistance to Napoleon • Retreat from Russia, 1812-13 • Defeat at Leipzig, 1813 • Return, and defeat at Waterloo, 1815

  7. Napoleon, The Romantic Figure • Movement from Enlightenment to Romanticism • Reason and debate  Intuition and Action • Democracy  Individual Hero • Failure  Destiny

  8. David, the Revolutionary: Tennis Court Oath, 1879 David, the Bonapartist: Napoleon,

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