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第三十一章 圣赫勒拿.10

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Jena 413,418,421

and war with Austria(1809)501,502-3

created prince 531

and marriage of N to Marie Louise 540

and Jér?me 585

in Russia 595

at Berezina river 627

and Louis ⅩⅧ 713

death(suicide)743

Berthollet,Claude-Louis,scientist 89

Bertin brothers 243

Bertrand,General Henri ⅹⅹⅹⅴ,170,718,774,801-2,818

Lützen 646,647

Bautzen 652

Leipzig 676

and Elba 716,719

with N in 1815 return to France 730

at Waterloo 758

on St Helena 779,784

Bessières,Marshal Jean-Baptiste 100,344

in Egypt 163

Consular Guard 253

Austerlitz 383,388

in Prussia 426

in Spain 485,486

in Germany 502

Aspern 513

Wagram 519,524

Borodino 606-7

Maloyroslavets 618

death 646-7,685

Beurnonville,General Pierre de 224

Beyts,Fran?ois 237

Bidasoa,River,Wellington’s crossing of 674

Bigarré,Major,Austerlitz 388

Bigonnet,Jean-Adrien 221,224

Bigot de Préameneu,Félix,and Code Napoléon 276

Billon,Captain Fran?ois-Frédéric 442

Binasco,burning of 98-9

Binet de Marcognet,General Pierre de 764 and n

biographies,British 317

Biot,Colonel Hubert 702

Blaze,Captain 268,469,638

Eylau 442

in Spain 482

in Austria 510

Blin,Joseph,deputy 224

Blücher,General Gerhard von 643

surrender of Lübeck 422

and Army of Silesia 663-4,693,700-701

and Leipzig campaign 665,674,675

Katzbach 672

crossing of Elbe 674

Leipzig 676,680,682

Brienne 693-4

and1814campaign 694

Champaubert 699

Craonne 704

Ligny 754,755

and Waterloo campaign754,759

Bobr,French eagles burned at 626

Bodin,Louis,army contractor 159-60

Bohemia 672

Bologna 105

Bon,General Louis-André 121

in Egypt 163

Holy Land 186

death 195

Bonaparte(Buona Parte)family 3-4,6,7-8

support for Revolution 29-30

split from Paolist nationalists 33-4,41

exile from Corsica 44-5

with N in Milan 143

relations with Beauharnais 352,536-7

and support for N’s return(1815)740-41

under papal protection in Rome 816

Bonaparte,Carlo(father)5,6

death7,17-18

recognition as noble 9-10

financial problems 18-19

Bonaparte,Caroline(Maria-Annunziata)7,352,796,816

marriage to Murat 144

and N’s marriage to Marie Louise 541

Bonaparte,Charles(son)see Bonaparte,Napoléon-Fran?ois-Joseph-Charles

Bonaparte,Charles-Louis-Napoléon(son of Louis),as Napoleon Ⅲ 817

Bonaparte,Charlotte(daughter of Lucien)475

Bonaparte,Elisa(Maria-Anna)(sister)7,352,393,502n,686

marriage to Felice Baciocchi 143,361

Bonaparte,Jér?me(Girolamo)(brother)7,68,304

marriage to Princess Caterina of Württemberg 321,395

marriage to Elizabeth Patterson 343

as King of Westphalia 397,461

and Russian campaign 581,584-5

N and 644

support for N’s return(1815)740

Waterloo 756,760,761

after Waterloo 771

last years 816

Bonaparte,Joseph(elder brother)5,7,8,18,706-7

early career 15-16,24,27,31,33

marriage to Julie Clary 53

as diplomat 67,108

in Italy 107

and Compagnie Bodin scandal 159

in Egypt 163

and Josephine’s affair with Charles 171

and negotiations with Vatican 272

and treaty with America 286

and Peace of Amiens 308

as heir to N 311,343,536

as Grand Elector 342

as King of Naples 397,399

and Army of Naples 447-8

as King of Spain 480,482,483,486,501,692

and Talavera 531

relations with N 660,705-7

and Vitoria660

and Marie Louise 705-6

and escape of Marie Louise and son from Paris 708-9

support for N’s return(1815)740

last years 816

Bonaparte,Joseph(grandfather)9

Bonaparte,Josephine(wife)68-71,311

incarceration(1794)69-70

marriage to N(1796)70-72

N’s letters to 82,92-3,99-100,102-4,107-8,124

affair with Hippolyte

Charles 93,100,159-60,171,207

relations with N 104,207-8,330-31

travels to Italy 107-8,110,116,124

extravagance 155,207,247-8,468

and Compagnie Bodin scandal 159-60

and machine infernale bomb attack 287

Bonaparte,Josephine(wife)-cont.

and Hortense 304

and d’Enghien 336-7

coronation 352,353-6

religious ceremony 352

at Mainz 413,431

divorced by N 535-7,538

descendants 537

patronage of arts 544

death 723-4

Bonaparte,Letizia(Maria-Letizia Ramolino)(mother)3,5,6-7,8,11,60

as widow 19,60

and d’Enghien affair 336-40

and coronation 352-3,356

and civil marriage of N to Marie Louise 541-2

on Elba 724,730

N’s farewell to 774

funds for N on St Helena 789n

last years in Rome 816

Bonaparte,Louis(brother)7,343,813,816

schooling 34-5,58,67

marriage to Hortense Beauharnais 304,398,816

as Constable of France 342

as King of Holland 397-8,549-50

and N’s return(1815)740

at Rochefort 774

Bonaparte,Luciano,archdeacon of Ajaccio(great-uncle)4,6,19,36

Bonaparte,Lucien(Luciano)(brother)7,24,30,114,816

marriage to Christine Boyer 54,305

and Brumaire coup 209-10,222,223,224-5

as interior minister 239,304

and plebiscite results 239-40

marriage to Alexandrine Jouberthon 305

and coronation 352

support for N’s return(1815)740

and deposition of N(1815)772

Bonaparte,Marie Louise see Marie Louise,Archduchess of Austria

BONAPARTE,NAPOLEON

reputation and legacy ⅹⅹⅹⅰ,805-14

early years

birth 3

love of reading 8-9,12-14,2.0,25

education 8-9,10-15;ability in mathematics 11,16;at école Royale Militaire 16-18,806;languages 11-12

Corsica

views on 14-15,21-2,40-41

return visits 19,24,30-34,36-8

with National Guard in 40-41

and recapture of(1796)45

expedition to recapture(1795)57

last visit(1799)202

and Revolution 26-8,29-52,806

view of monarchy 39

Jacobinism 40-41,806

arrest and imprisonment(1794)55-6

early military career

commissioned 19-20

at School of Artillery at Auxonne(1788-9)24-6

return to Auxonne(1791)34-5

promotion to first lieutenant,4th Regiment of Artillery 35-6

with Corsican National Guard(1792)37

deemed to have resigned(1792)37,38

with Corsican Volunteers(1792)40-41

first command(Sardinia)(1793)42-3

transfer to Army of the South(1793)45

rapid promotion in 1790s 52

as artillery commander of Army of Italy(1794)53

promotion to brigadiergeneral(1794)54

in Paris on half pay(1795)58

rejection of appointment in Vendée 58,60,61

attachment to Topographical Bureau 61-2

as second-in-command of Army of the Interior(1795)65-6

and Vendémiaire(1795)65-7,809

command of Army of the Interior(1795)67-8

command of Army of Italy 72

relations with Directory 79,80,83,91-2,93-5,101-2,106,114,142,148,155-6

as military commander 133-4,805-8

attention to detail(micro-management)48-9,54,330,448-9

personal bravery 49,50,122,265-6

ignorance of naval warfare 57,297,363,375,809

ability 72-3

capacity for hard work 79

relations with soldiers 79-80,380,382,432,510

on pillaging and‘living off the land’84-5

speed of marching 85,808

speeches to troops 90,165-6,389-90

nickname of le petit caporal 91

post-battle reports(exaggeration in)92,197,268,639

public adulation 94,133-4,154

and use of punishments 99,125 and n,126,178-9,181and n,182

and aides-de-camp 101

concern for soldiers 125-6,134-7,807

appointment of officers 133-4,345n,671-2

and esprit de corps 134,807

military philosophy 134-7

military reviews 135

role of luck 269

bulletins 372,455-6,576,629-30,772

underestimation of British 394

and peace negotiations 656-7

military strategy 806-8

early grasp of 61-2

‘strategy of the central position’82,133

manoeuvre sur les derrières 88

bataillon carré system 112-13,116,646,751

ordre mixte 132

military campaigns and battles see individual campaigns and battles;Sixth Coalition,war of;Third Coalition,war of

foreign strategies 91-2,499

in Syria/Middle East 186

plans for invasion of England 327-32,357-8,364-5

‘Continental System’427-31,548-9,560-61

politics and governance 806

and early Italian nationalism 95-6,118,241

religious reforms in Italy 118

negotiation of treaties 138-40,142

role in Fructidor Coup 146-8

peace negotiations with Italy 148,149-51,154

reforms in Egypt 169,174

and Brumaire coup(1799)206-28

policy of national unification 238-46,809-10

marriage alliances 304-5,320-21

concern with minutiae of administration 351,367,401-2,467,549,742,813

enlightened authoritarianism 809-10,812-13

see also N-,as emperor;N-,as First Consul(below)

as First Consul

appointment as Consul 225,231-49

moves into Tuileries 246-8

religious settlement(1800-1801)270-75

and Code Napoléon 275-9,809,810

social reforms 279-81

and Conseil d’état 281-4

declared Consul for life 310-11

as emperor 809-10

and renewal of war against Austria 250-51

campaign for imperial throne 341-2

proclamation as 342

and succession 342,343,533-4

appointment of Marshals 344-5

and use of honours 349-50,399-400,464-6 and n,531

strategy in Europe 362-3,459-60,490-91,493,499

view of Austria 365,499

and Joseph as king of Naples 397,399

imperial household468and n,469

and Portugal 473-5

and Spain 474-5,478-88,493-7

and height of empire 527-51

excommunication by Pius Ⅶ 530

political errors(1810)550-51

preparation for war with Russia 556-79

coup against(Malet)(1812)622-3

on return from Russia 636-7,639-42

Concordat with Pius Ⅶ(1813)639-40

government after Leipzig 685-7

and prospect of failure(1814)690-91

options for peace terms(1814)691-2

deposition and abdication(1814)710,711,713-16

exile on Elba 722-30

decision to retake throne 726,727,728-9

escape from Elba 729-31

Hundred Days(return to France1815) 730-39

size of force 730-31

proclamations at Golfe-Juan 731-2

Hundred Days(return to France 1815)-cont.

Route Napoléon(to Grenoble)732,733,734-7

reversal of Bourbon reforms 744-5

proposals for European peace 746

ratification of Acte Additionnel 749

Waterloo campaign 750-69

return to Paris after Waterloo 770-73

second abdication 772-3

contemplation of escape from France 774-6

surrender to Royal Navy 774,776-7

last years on St Helena and death 778-802

will 799-801

death and burial 801

remains reinterred 801-2

appearance 58-9,68,75,101,149,177,247

dress 469-70

on Elba 717

in1815:747,777

character 812-14

Corsican accent 9

handwriting 9,16

heroes 12,13,136,158,284,491

social and political beliefs 17-18,25-6,29,38,97-8

religious views 22,32-3,99,258,271-2,401

confidence 72-3,75

identity as French 73

spelling of name 73 and n

and public image 106

use of histrionics 149

view of women 157-8,278,281,460-61n

and savants on Egyptian expedition 165,167

relations with Muslims in Egypt 169-71,174-7

conservatism 243

dynamism 282-3

impatience 371,471-2

speed of travel 462,499,555,595-6,808

dislike of dissent 466-7

relations with staff 472

emotional self-control 641

enlightenment 809-10,812-13

health 8,795

scabies 49-50

complaints about 148-9,434

fever at Borodino 601

reports in letters 630,653-4

at Dresden 668,671

Leipzig campaign 672,681

suicide attempts 715,772

haemorrhoids 756-7

at Waterloo 756-7,760

deterioration on St Helena 792-4,795-9

depression 793

alleged arsenic poisoning 796

stomach cancer 796-8

personal life 468-73

courtship of Désirée Clary 53-4,56-7,59-60

social life in Paris(1795)58-9

marriage to Josephine de Beauharnais(1796)70-72

acquisition of art from Italy 85n,87-8,89,105-6

wealth 143,247-8

election to Institut de France 156-7

divorce from Josephine 171,535-7,538

affair with Pauline Fourès 182-3

reconciliation with Josephine 207-8

mistresses 330-31,361and n,399-400,437n,533,780-81;Marie Colonna-Walewska 435,437,462-3,517,534

daily regime 470-71,790-91

marriage to Marie Louise of Austria 539-43,655

parting from Marie Louise and son 692

relations with family 7-8,304-5,398-9,461-2,772

and mother 6,7,11,724,730,774,789n

allegations of illegitimacy 10

Joseph15-16,660,705-7

and father 18-19

Jér?me 644,740

Pauline 692,721

and will 799-800

letters ⅹⅹⅹⅴ-ⅹⅹⅹⅵ,48-9,297-8n,359,412 and n,435n,812

to Joseph Fesch 15-16

to Joseph 29,39,58,59-60,707

to Directory 94-5

to Josephine 82-3,92-3,99-100,102-4,107-8,124,373,462;published(1833)104

intercepted,published by British goverment 171-2

from Egypt 180 and n to Cambacérès 305-6

on administrative detail 351,367,402,448-9

on art of ruling 362

from Prussia 423

from Poland 446,447

to Jér?me 461-2

dictation and secretaries 471-2

from Vienna 531-2

to Marie Louise 540,615-16,645,650,653,706,714-15,724-5

from Russian campaign 575

to Berthier(1812)575

reading and books

purposeful love of reading 8-9,12-14,20,25

interest in history 12-13

admiration for Rousseau 13,22

collection of books for Egypt expedition 163,165

collection of books for Russia 569,595-6n

library at Longwood 802

writings and essays 21-4,25-6

‘On Suicide’21-2,794

The Hare 22

history of Corsica 24,27,31,32,34

‘A Parallel between Love of Glory and Love of Country’24

‘Dissertation sur l’Autorité Royale’25

melodramas 26

‘New Corsica’31

‘Dialogue sur l’Amour’35

and Lyons Academy essay prize(1791)35

pamphlets on Corsica 43-4

Le Souper de Beaucaire 45-6,56

Clisson et Eugénie 62-3

Caesar’s Wars 464-5,790

notes for autobiography 625

memoirs(on St Helena)789-91

Bonaparte,Napoléon-Fran?ois-Joseph-Charles(son by Marie Louise)6,564-5,817

Bonaparte,Napoléon-Louis-Charles(son of Louis)311,482,533-4

Bonaparte,Pauline(Maria-Paola)(sister)7,352,779,796,816

marriage to Charles Leclerc 143-4,343-4

and death of Leclerc 302

marriage to Don Camillo Borghese 302

infidelities 343-4

bodyguard in Russian campaign 572-3

loyalty to N 692,721

on Elba 724,730

Bonaparte,Stéphanie(daughter of Joseph),marriage to Karl Ludwig of Bavaria 395

Bonnet,General,Lützen 647,650

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