THE NEW STUDENT'S REFERENCE WORK
(V) THE FRENCH REVOLUTION:
1. CAUSES OF THE REVOLUTION: 717; Turgot 1954.
2. LEADERS: Mirabeau 1238; Robespierre 1620; Danton 502; Marat 1167; Lafay-
ette 1020: Necker 1316.
3. PARTIES: Girondists 768; Jacobins 955.
4. LOUIS XVI: 1117.
5. THE CALLING OF THE STATES-GENERAL: 717; 1813.
6. THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: 717.
7. STORMING OF THE BASTILLE: 180, 717.
8. THE NEW CONSTITUTION: 717.
9 JHE NATIONAL CONVENTION:
a. The establishment of the republic and abolition of monarchy: 717.
b. Execution of the king: 717; Louis XVI 1118.
10. THE REIGN OF TERROR: 717.
11. ENTRANCE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE: 717.
(VI) NAPOLEON AT THE HEAD OF FRANCE:
1. WARS IN ITALY AND EGYPT: 1301.
2. NAPOLEON AS CONSUL: FALL OF THE DIRECTORATE: 1301.
3. RE-ORGANIZATION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE: 704-5.
4. NAPOLEON MADE EMPEROR: 1301; France 705.
5. THE SUBJECTION OF EUROPE: 1301; 705.
a. War against the Austrians:
(1) Battle of Austerlitz: 141.
b. Battle of Trafalgar: 1934; Nelson 1319.
c. War with Prussia: 1301; Jena 961.
d. Napoleon in control of Portugal and Spain: Soult 1782; Junot 983.
e. Annexation of Holland: 879.
f. The invasion of Russia: 1302.
6( FALL OF NAPOLEON:
a. Battle of Leipsic: 1051; 1302.
b. Abdication of Napoleon: 1302.
c. Congress of Vienna: 799.
(1) Battle of Waterloo: 2052; Napoleon 1302; Ney 1345; Blucher 230.
(VII) REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE IN 1830:
Belgium 195; France 369; Italy 1193; Mazzini 1193; Greece 801.
(VIII) THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN EUROPE:
Blanc 226; Leclaire 2044.
(IX) REVOLUTIONS OF 1848:
1. IN FRANCE:
a. The overthrow of Louis Philippe and establishment of the second empire:
1118; France 705; Napoleon III 1302.
2. IN GERMANY AND ITALY: German Empire 759; Italy 948.
(X) UNIFICATION OF GERMANY:
1. THE WORK OF BISMARCK: 759; Bismarck 219.
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