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Napoleonic Wars

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Waterloo

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France

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Russia

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Austria

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Spain

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Portugal

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Prussia

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Germany

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Key:

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Third Coalition: Germany 1803:...Austerlitz...

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Fourth Coalition: Prussia 1806:...Jena...

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Peninsular War: Portugal 1807...Torres Vedras...

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Peninsular War: Spain 1808...Vitoria...

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Fifth Coalition: Austria 1809:...Wagram...

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French invasion of Russia 1812:...Moscow...

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Sixth Coalition: Germany 1813:...Leipzig...

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Sixth Coalition: France 1814:...Paris...

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Hundred Days 1815:...Waterloo...

Lisbon

Madrid

Valencia

Bailén

Tudela

Corunna

Talavera

Cádiz

Albuera

Ciudad Rodrigo

Salamanca

Burgos

Tordesillas

Vitoria

Toulouse

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Basilica di Santa Maria in Montesanto
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41.909911°N 12.476928°E / 41.909911; 12.476928
Location	Piazza del Popolo

Porta San Sebastiano

Porta San Sebastiano
Porta San Sebastiano Shown within Rome
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Location	Rome
Coordinates	41°52′25″N 12°30′07″E

Attrition warfare against Napoleon
Napoleon's battle km day Battle Led by 29 Saltanovka Davout 30 Riga Macdonald 31 Ostrovno Murat Vitebsk 450 32 35 Klyastitsy Oudinot 48 Swolna Oudinot 49 Gorodechno Schwarzenberg 51 Krasnoi(1) Ney Smolensk 600 53 54 Polotsk(1) Oudinot Saint-Cyr 56 Valutino Ney 59 Dahlenkirchen Macdonald Shevardino 850 73 Borodino 850 75 Moscow 950 82 116 Tarutino Murat 116 Polotsk(2) Saint-Cyr Maloyaroslavets 1100 122 132 Vyazma Davout 142 Smoliani Oudinot 143 Wolkowisk Schwarzenberg Krasnoi(2) 1150 144 Berezina 1600 155
km: rounded distance to Kowno, the start of the war day: days gone since 24.6.1812, the start of the war blue line and dot: advance, red: retreat

Today's location of the battle, its name and date	French leader	Coalition leader
Siege of Toulon 1793-08-29 1793-12-19	Victory: French Republic: Carteaux Dugommier Napoleon Poype Charlot	Defeat: French Royalists: d'Imbert French Federalists KD Great Britain: Hood O'Hara Smith Mulgrave KD Spain: Lángara Gravina Kingdom of Naples Kingdom of Sicily Kingdom of Sardinia

St Mark's Basilica Basilica di San Marco
Main façade
Location	Venice, Italy
Denomination	Roman Catholic
Consecrated	8 October 1094
Titular saint	Mark the Evangelist
History
Current status
Designation	Cathedral (minor basilica) 1807–present
Episcopal see	Patriarchate of Venice
Prior status
Designation	Ducal chapel c. 836–1797
Tutelage	Doge of Venice
Building details
Central nave looking east
Construction
Built	c. 829–c. 836
Rebuilt	c. 1063–1094
Styles	Byzantine, Romanesque, Gothic
Specifications
Length	76.5 metres (251 ft)
Width	62.6 metres (205 ft)
Outer height (central dome)	43 metres (141 ft)
Inner height (central dome)	28.15 metres (92.4 ft)
Map
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French Revolutionary Wars
Part of the Coalition Wars
French Revolutionary Wars Click an image to load the appropriate article. Left to right, top to bottom: Battles of Valmy, Toulon, Fleurus, Quiberon, Arcole, Mantua, the Pyramids, the Nile, Zurich, Marengo, Hohenlinden, the Haitian Revolution
Location Europe

Attrition warfare against Napoleon

Year	Russia	Prussia	Austria	Napoleon	France	Spain	Portugal	UK
1805	C3		C3	C3	C3
1806		C4		C4	C4
1807	C4			C4	PW	PW	PW
1808				PW	PW	PW	PW	PW
1809			C5	C5	PW	PW	PW	PW
1810					PW	PW	PW	PW
1811					PW	PW	PW	PW
1812	RC	RC	RC	RC	PW	PW	PW	PW
1813	C6	C6	C6	C6	PW	PW	PW	PW
1814	C6	C6	C6	C6	PW	PW	PW	PW
1815		C7		C7	C7			C7

XX	Under Napoleon's command
XX	Napoleon personally involved
XX	Attrition warfare against Napoleon
XX	Conventional Warfare against Napoleon
XX	Trachenberg Plan against Napoleon
C3	War of the Third Coalition
C4	War of the Fourth Coalition
C5	War of the Fifth Coalition
C6	War of the Sixth Coalition
C7	War of the Seventh Coalition
PW	Peninsular War
RC	Russian Campaign

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