The Napoleonic Wars

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The Napoleonic Wars

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The Napoleonic Wars. France declares war. Seditious writing banned Habeas corpus suspended Anti-Jacobin. Why no British Revolution?. English society different Already a Bill of Rights French oppose all religion France traditional enemy Revolutionaries inconsistent. Napoleon Bonaparte. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Napoleonic Wars

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France declares war

• Seditious writing banned

• Habeas corpus suspended

• Anti-Jacobin

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Why no British Revolution?

• English society different

• Already a Bill of Rights

• French oppose all religion

• France traditional enemy

• Revolutionaries inconsistent

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Napoleon Bonaparte

• 1769-1821

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Effects in Britain

• Discouraged domestic reform

• Encouraged domestic anti-Jacobinism

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British War Aims

• Economic?

• Political?

• Ideological?

• Liberation

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Conduct of the War

• Pitt as war minister

• Coalition

• Battle of the Nile (1798)

• Amiens (1802)

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Battle of Trafalgar (1805)

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Lord Nelson1758-1805

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Battle of Austerlitz (1805)

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The Continental System

• Blockade against British goods

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System Failed

• Hurt France’s allies

• Can’t patrol European coast

• England trades world wide

• Pushed Russia out of alliance

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Sir Arthur Wellesley

• 1769-1852• Duke of Wellington

(1812)

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Duke of Wellington

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Apsley House

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Battle of Waterloo (1815)

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Conduct of the Peace

• Congress of Vienna (1814-15)

• Britain, Austria, Prussia, Russia, France

• No major grudges

• Balance of power restored