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• : Chapter 1 Napoleon: Background and rise to Power: Synopsis of Napoleon’s career 1796-1815: Background and character: Napoleon and the early years of the revolution: Napoleon and the Directory: Chapter 2 The Coup of Brumaire 1799: The political background to the coup of Brumaire and why it occurred: The events of the coup of Brumaire: Why was the coup of Brumaire successful?: Study guide: Chapter 3 Establishing Power: Constitutional and political changes: Economic reforms: Legal and judicial reforms: Education reforms: Relations with the Catholic Church – The Concordat: Study guide: Chapter 4 Consolidating power: Coercion and control: Patronage and bribery: Censorship and propaganda: Study guide: Chapter 5 Napoleon and Europe: Conquest and Empire, 1796-1807: Early campaigns in Italy and Egypt, 1796–9: Wars of the Consulate and early Empire, 1799–1807: Military and strategic developments: Napoleon’s leadership: Study guide: Chapter 6 The Napoleonic Empire, 1804-10: The composition of the Napoleonic Empire.: Napoleon’s treatment of conquered territory: The creation of the Napoleonic Empire: Napoleon and nationalism: Napoleon’s expectations from the Empire: Study guide: Chapter 7 Napoleon and Europe: Decline and Fall, c.1810-15: Prelude to defeat 1807–12: The last campaigns 1813–15: Factors explaining Napoleons decline and fall: Study guide: Chapter 8 Napoleon: Impact and Legacy: Napoleon and the Revolution: The impact and legacy of Napoleon’s rule on France: The Napoleonic legend: Study guide

Dylan Rees is an experienced author.Andrina Stiles is a best-selling author.

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• : Chapter 1 Napoleon: Background and rise to Power: Synopsis of Napoleon’s career 1796-1815: Background and character: Napoleon and the early years of the revolution: Napoleon and the Directory: Chapter 2 The Coup of Brumaire 1799: The political background to the coup of Brumaire and why it occurred: The events of the coup of Brumaire: Why was the coup of Brumaire successful?: Study guide: Chapter 3 Establishing Power: Constitutional and political changes: Economic reforms: Legal and judicial reforms: Education reforms: Relations with the Catholic Church – The Concordat: Study guide: Chapter 4 Consolidating power: Coercion and control: Patronage and bribery: Censorship and propaganda: Study guide: Chapter 5 Napoleon and Europe: Conquest and Empire, 1796-1807: Early campaigns in Italy and Egypt, 1796–9: Wars of the Consulate and early Empire, 1799–1807: Military and strategic developments: Napoleon’s leadership: Study guide: Chapter 6 The Napoleonic Empire, 1804-10: The composition of the Napoleonic Empire.: Napoleon’s treatment of conquered territory: The creation of the Napoleonic Empire: Napoleon and nationalism: Napoleon’s expectations from the Empire: Study guide: Chapter 7 Napoleon and Europe: Decline and Fall, c.1810-15: Prelude to defeat 1807–12: The last campaigns 1813–15: Factors explaining Napoleons decline and fall: Study guide: Chapter 8 Napoleon: Impact and Legacy: Napoleon and the Revolution: The impact and legacy of Napoleon’s rule on France: The Napoleonic legend: Study guide

Dylan Rees is an experienced author.Andrina Stiles is a best-selling author.

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• : Chapter 1 Napoleon: Background and rise to Power: Synopsis of Napoleon’s career 1796-1815: Background and character: Napoleon and the early years of the revolution: Napoleon and the Directory: Chapter 2 The Coup of Brumaire 1799: The political background to the coup of Brumaire and why it occurred: The events of the coup of Brumaire: Why was the coup of Brumaire successful?: Study guide: Chapter 3 Establishing Power: Constitutional and political changes: Economic reforms: Legal and judicial reforms: Education reforms: Relations with the Catholic Church – The Concordat: Study guide: Chapter 4 Consolidating power: Coercion and control: Patronage and bribery: Censorship and propaganda: Study guide: Chapter 5 Napoleon and Europe: Conquest and Empire, 1796-1807: Early campaigns in Italy and Egypt, 1796–9: Wars of the Consulate and early Empire, 1799–1807: Military and strategic developments: Napoleon’s leadership: Study guide: Chapter 6 The Napoleonic Empire, 1804-10: The composition of the Napoleonic Empire.: Napoleon’s treatment of conquered territory: The creation of the Napoleonic Empire: Napoleon and nationalism: Napoleon’s expectations from the Empire: Study guide: Chapter 7 Napoleon and Europe: Decline and Fall, c.1810-15: Prelude to defeat 1807–12: The last campaigns 1813–15: Factors explaining Napoleons decline and fall: Study guide: Chapter 8 Napoleon: Impact and Legacy: Napoleon and the Revolution: The impact and legacy of Napoleon’s rule on France: The Napoleonic legend: Study guide