Palm, the bookseller, murder of, 231

Paoli, General, 7

Passage of the Po, 31;
  of the Mincio, 36

Pavia, insurrection of, 36

Paul, Emperor of Russia, admires Napoleon, 161;
  assassinated, 163

Peltier, trial of, 182

Perignon made Marshal, 207

“Philadelphes,” Society of, 371

Pichegru, Napoleon’s monitor, 4;
  listens to the Bourbons’ proposals, 70;
  arrested and exiled, 73;
  returns, 195;
  arrested in Paris, 195;
  found dead in prison, 202

Piedmont conquered, 28

Pitt, Mr., death of, 229

Po, passage of the, 31

Poles, Napoleon’s conduct towards, 338

Polytechnic School, 173

Pope, the, buys respite of Napoleon, 40;
  negotiates with Napoleon, and concludes treaty at Tollentino, 62;
  restored by England, 161;
  arrested by Miollis, 306;
  sent to Fontainebleau, 307;
  released, 401

Popham, Admiral Sir Home, court-martialled, 253

Prague, congress at, 380;
  congress dissolved, 382

Presburg, treaty of, 224

Preuss-Eylau, battle of, 247

Primolano, battle of, 48

“Prince of the Peace,” 266

Prussia, makes peace with Napoleon, 224;
  accepts Hanover from him, 225;
  declares war against France, 232, 373;
  Queen of, Napoleon’s treatment of, 255

Pultusk, battle of, 245

Pyramids, battle of the, 93

Quasdonowich, 43, 44, 48

Quatre-bras, battle of, 468

Raab, battle of, 299

Rastadt, battle of, 78;
  murder of French commissioners at, 111

Ratisbonne, taken by French, 297

Red Sea explored by Napoleon, 99

Reign of Terror, the, 9

Revolution of the 18th Fructidor, 73

Rhine, confederation of the, 226

Riosecco, battle of, 278

Rivoli, battle of, 57

Robespierre, fall of, 17

Rome seized by Miollis, 306;
  King of, 320

Rostophchin burns Moscow, 349

Roveredo, battle of, 47

Rumbold, Sir George, 205

Russia, French relations with, 323;
  Napoleon’s invasion of, 340

“Sacred Band,” the, 19

St. Bard, capture of, 146

St. Bernard, passage of the Great, 143-145

St. Domingo, French expedition to, 178

St. George, battle of, 59

St. Helena, Napoleon at, 491, et seq.

Salamanca, battle of, 330

Samosierra, passage of the, 290

Saorgio, surrender of, 15

“Savans” accompany army in Egypt, 86, 92, 94

Savary quoted, 99;
  at trial of Duke d’Enghien, 198

Schill, Colonel, 299