History of France
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The Consulate. --A great course of victories followed in Italy, where Buonaparte commanded in person, and in Germany under Moreau. Austria and Russia were forced to make peace, and England was the onlycountry that still resisted him, till a general peace was made at Amiensin 1803; but it only lasted for a year, for the French failed toperform the conditions, and began the war afresh. In the mean timeBuonaparte had restored religion and order, and so entirely masteredFrance that, in 1804, he was... able to form the republic into an empire, and affecting to be another Charles the Great, he caused the Pope to saymass at his coronation, though he put the crown on his own head. Aconcordat with the Pope reinstated the clergy, but altered the divisionof the dioceses, and put the bishops and priests in the pay of theState.
8. The Empire. --The union of Italy to this new French Empire caused afresh war with all Europe. The Austrian army, however, was defeated atUlm and Austerlitz, the Prussians were entirely crushed at Jena, and theRussians fought two terrible but almost drawn battles at Eylau andFriedland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Consulate. --A great course of victories followed in Italy, where Buonaparte commanded in person, and in Germany under Moreau. Austria and Russia were forced to make peace, and England was the onlycountry that still resisted him, till a general peace was made at Amiensin 1803; but it only lasted for a year, for the French failed toperform the conditions, and began the war afresh. In the mean timeBuonaparte had restored religion and order, and so entirely masteredFrance that, in 1804, he was... able to form the republic into an empire, and affecting to be another Charles the Great, he caused the Pope to saymass at his coronation, though he put the crown on his own head. Aconcordat with the Pope reinstated the clergy, but altered the divisionof the dioceses, and put the bishops and priests in the pay of theState.
8. The Empire. --The union of Italy to this new French Empire caused afresh war with all Europe. The Austrian army, however, was defeated atUlm and Austerlitz, the Prussians were entirely crushed at Jena, and theRussians fought two terrible but almost drawn battles at Eylau andFriedland.
What to read after History of France?
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