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GENERAL HISTORY: CHAPTER XII
1813
Overview
Retreat of the French from Wilna (pg. 114). The Emperor of Russia's Proclamation (pg. 114-115). Capture of Kowno (pg. 115). Losses of the French at that Period (pg. 115). D'Yorck's Convention (pg. 115-116). Koningsberg and other Places taken by the Russians, who cross the Vistula (pg. 116). Situation of Prussia (pg. 116). The King retires to Breslau, and calls upon his Subjects to arm (pg. 116-117). The Austrians abandon their Posts on the Narew, and the Russians enter Warsaw (pg. 117). Pillau surrendered, and Dantzic and Thorn invested (pg. 117). Austrians conclude a Truce (pg. 117). Saxons pursued (pg. 117). Proposed Mediation of the King of Prussia (pg. 117). His Treaty of Alliance with the Russian Emperor (pg. 117-118). King of Saxony quits Dresden (pg. 118). The French evacuate Berlin (pg. 118). Morand withdraws from Swedish Pomerania (pg. 118). Russians enter Hamburgh (pg. 118). Hanseatic Legion formed (pg. 118). British take possession of Cuxhaven (pg. 118-119). Affair of Bremer-lee (pg. 119). Russians cross the Elbe (pg. 119). Morand's Corps destroyed (pg. 119). Distribution of the allied Armies (pg. 119-120). Thorn surrenders (pg. 120). France (pg. 120). Napoleon's Preparations (pg. 120). Concordat (pg. 120). Exposé (pg. 120). Napoleon sets out for the Army (pg. 120). Position of the Different Forces (pg. 120-121). Battle of Lutzen (pg. 121-122). King of Saxony joins the French (pg. 122). French cross the Elbe (pg. 122). Battles of Bautzen and Wurtzchen (pg. 122-123). Allies retreat towards the Oder (pg. 123). An Action of Cavalry (pg. 123). Breslau entered by Lauriston (pg. 123). Affairs in the North (pg. 123). Treaty between Sweden and England (pg. 123-124). Hamburgh occupied by the Russians, Danes, and Swedes (pg. 124). Recovered by the French (pg. 124-125). Von Hess's Address to the Burgher Guard (pg. 125). Napoleon proposes an Armistice (pg. 125-126). Accepted (pg. 126). Demarkation of Limits (pg. 126). Napoleon's Decree from the Field of Wurtzchen (pg. 126).
