Buonaparte, Napoleon, birth and parentage, 1;
  education at Brienne, 3, 4;
  at Paris, 5;
  appointed second lieutenant of artillery, 6;
  political views, 6;
  made captain of artillery, 6;
  De Bourienne’s description of, 7;
  first military service, 8;
  commands artillery at Toulon, 9;
  wounded at Toulon, 12;
  surveys Mediterranean coast fortifications, 14;
  chief of battalion in army of Italy, 15;
  is superseded, 15;
  in love with Mdlle.  Clery, 16;
  at Paris, 16;
  refuses to go to La Vendee, 16;
  name erased from list of officers, 16;
  asks to be sent to Turkey, 16;
  commands artillery brigade, 17;
  commands army of interior, 21;
  meets Josephine, 22;
  marries Josephine, 23;
  commands army of Italy, 24;
  at Monte Notte, 27;
  at Millesimo, 27;
  at Mondovi, 28;
  dictates peace to Sardinia, 28;
  crosses the Po, 30;
  at the bridge of Lodi, 31;
  enters Milan, 33;
  seizes works of art, 34;
  suspected by the Directory, 35;
  crosses the Mincio, 36;
  escapes capture at Valleggio, 37;
  besieges Mantua, 38;
  insults Venice, 39;
  peace with Sicily, 39;
  grants respite to Pope, 40;
  seizes Leghorn and enters Florence, 40;
  policy in Italy, 41;
  at battle of Lonato and narrow escape, 44, 45;
  defeats Wurmser, 45;
  marches on Mantua, 46;
  at Roveredo, 47;
  at Primolano and Bassano, 48;
  escapes capture at Arcola, 49;
  sends expedition to Corsica, 50;
  at Arcola, 52;
  life saved by Muiron, 54;
  forms new Italian republics, 55;
  at battle of Rivoli, 57;
  grants terms to Mantua, 60;
  wars against the Pope, 61;
  treaty of Tollentino, 63;
  at battle of Tagliamento, 65;
  treaty of Leoben, 67;
  conquers Venice, 69;
  offered bribes, 70;
  discovers Pichegru’s intrigues, 70;
  at Montebello, 74;
  treaty of Campo-Formio, 75;
  at congress at Rastadt, 78;
  returns to Paris, 79;
  conduct in Paris, 79, 80;
  appointed to command army for invasion of England, 83;
  opinion of projected invasion, 84;
  suggests seizure of Malta and invasion of Egypt, 85;
  forms troop of “Savans,” 86;
  at Toulon, 86;
  embarks for Egypt, 87;
  captures Malta, 88;
  escapes Nelson and takes Alexandria, 89;
  conduct in Egypt, 89-92;
  at the Pyramids, 93;
  enters Cairo, 94;
  administration in Egypt, 96;
  remarks on battle of Aboukir, 96;
  quells insurrection at Cairo, 98;
  explores isthmus of Suez, 99;
  visits Mount Sinai and explores Red Sea, 99;
  marches for Syria, 99;
  captures El-Arish, Gazah and Jaffa, 100;
  orders massacre of prisoners, 100;
  besieges Acre, 101;
  rescues Junot at Nazareth and Kleber at Mount Tabor, 102;
  retreats to Jaffa, 104;
  massacres Turkish prisoners, 104;