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| The alarmingly insane Christian VII |
| was unfit to rule his long reign (ov) |
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| Stanislaw August, last Polish king |
| got his kingdom split by three 1795 |
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| Louis XVI lost his crown and head |
| here approving a secr signed document |
| by a "bon sign" jointly with Montbarey (hr) |
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The French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars |
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| Louis Stanislav Xavier, assumed title |
| King in 1795 upon his nephew´s death. |
| Louis XVIII ruled 1814-15,1815-24 (hr) |
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| The Committee of Public Safety ran the |
| Revolution from 1793 to 1795...and |
| Carnot was its architect! story, ov |
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| Talleyrand, the influencial Foriegn minister of |
| both the Directory and the Empire, also briefly |
| premier in 1814 and the Kingsmaker of the era |
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| Napoleon Bonaparte |
| here his short "Nap" signature (hr) |
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| Napoleron´s brother Joseph Bonaparte |
| ruled northern Italy and then Spain(ov) |
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| Louis Bonaparte, brother and dompteur |
| of the Assembly and the Dutch Kingdom |
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| the youngest brother, Jerome Bonaparte |
| was granted the Westphalian Kingdom ov |
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| Napoleonic Marshal Joachim Murat |
| became son-in-law and King of Naples |
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| The Napoleonic Marshal Bernadotte |
| became swedish Carl XIV Johan (ov) |
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| Gustaf IV Adolf lost Finland to Russia; |
| his anti-French stand brought a coup |
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| Carl XIII, brother of Gustaf III, gained |
| power in 1809 and adopted Bernadotte |
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| Carl XIII writing a personal letter ov |
| of "well emballaged" persuation |
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| Louis-Philippe, Duc d´Orléans, writes to Lafayette |
| and "Waterloo" Wellington to an unknown (hr) |
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| Czar Alexander I was architect of the |
| Holy Alliance "liberating" Europe (a4,hr) |
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| Bavarian King Maximilian´s francophili |
| earned him both lands and crown (cont) |
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| Lord Castlereagh coordinated all the |
| British efforts against Napoleon (lts) |
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| The alarmingly insane Christian VII |
| was unfit to rule his long reign (ov) |
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| Danish King Frederik VI lost Norway |
| in 1814 due to his Napoleonic alliance |
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| King George IV fought the French |
| in his father´s name from 1810 (con) |
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| British premier Addington /Sidmouth |
| unable to conduct the Napoleonic War |
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| Montgelas was the talented minister |
| behind King Maximilian´s strategy |
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Unrest and uprise
in Europe |
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| The bête noire of liberal historians |
| Czar Nikolai I repressed leaving the |
| upcoming revolution as the only choise! (ov) |
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| The "bourgeois" king Louis-Philippe |
| installed and removed by Revolutions |
| signing (lts) with his premier Guizot |
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| Cavaignac crushed the 1848 Revolt |
| and was given sweeping powers to |
| protect the Assembly from the people |
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| British reformer Henry Brougham, |
| British reformer Brougham, |
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| King Edward VII (ov) and Gladstone (ov) |
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| revolutions; Brit pm:s Canning and Peel |
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| Louis-Philippe writes to Lafayette (c), |
| and Hungarian Lajos Kossuth heads a |
| revolutionary Hungarian Republic 1849 |
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| No one expected "Silly Billy" to rule |
| so training of Willian IV was poor (lts) |
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| King Francesco ruled the Two Sicilies |
| in southern Italy 1825-30 |
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| Christian VIII ruled Denmark 1839-48 |
| and was also Norwegian King in 1814 |
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