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HISTORY OF EUROPE: CHAPTER II
1807
Overview
Relative Positions in which the French and Russian Armies were placed after the Battle of Eylau (pg. 16). Pacific Overtures by Buonaparte (pg. 16). Rejected (pg. 16-17). Artifices of Buonaparte (pg. 17). The Russians persevere in their System of acting on the offensive (pg. 17). Battle of Ostrolenka (pg. 17). Skirmishes (pg. 17-18). Triumphant Proclamation, or Address of Buonaparte to his Army (pg. 18). Positions of the French Army in their Winter Quarters (pg. 18). Bridges and Têtes-du-Pont on the Vistula (pg. 18-19). Continued Skirmishes (pg. 19). The most important of these (pg. 19). Artillery taken from the Enemy by the French since their Arrival on the Vistula (pg. 19-20). Progress of the Allies of the French, under Jerome Buonaparte, in the reduction of Silesia (pg. 20-23). Siege of Dantzig (pg. 23). Disposition of the grand French Army for protecting the besieging Army (pg. 23). Dantzig defended by Nature and by Art (pg. 23). Arrival of the Russian Emperor at Memel (pg. 23). Followed by that of the Archduke Constantine with a Reinforcement to the Russian Army (pg. 23). Grand Council of War concerning the Relief of Dantzig (pg. 23). Of two Plans, that which was adopted (pg. 23-24). Prussian Force sent for the Relief of Dantzig, defeated (pg. 24-25). Attacks of the Russians on the whole Line of the French (pg. 25). Intended to prevent them from reinforcing the Army besieging Dantzig (pg. 25-26). Dantzig surrendered on Capitulation (pg. 26). Conditions of this (pg. 26). State of the Garrison at this time (pg. 26-27). The Fort of Weischelnunde also surrendered (pg. 27). Stralsund (pg. 27-28). The Siege of it, abandoned by the French, who retire towards the Vistula (pg. 28). Pursued by the Swedes (pg. 28-29). These, advancing beyond the Peene, are discomfited by the French under the command of Marshal Mortier, and reduced to the necessity of demanding an Armistice; which is granted (pg. 29). Conditions of this Armistice (pg. 29-30). The King of Sweden arrives at Stralsund (pg. 30). Reviews and encourages his Army (pg. 30). Himself encouraged by the Arrival of an Envoy from Great Britain with Assurances of Succour in Troops and in Money (pg. 30).
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