Napoleon The Coup (1799) First Consul (1799-1804) Emperor (1804-1815)

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Napoleon The Coup (1799) First Consul ( ) Emperor ( )

Jean –Antoine Gros – Napoleon at Jaffa Plague House, 1799

First Consul Concordat with the Catholic Church, 1801 Civil Code, 1804

Napoleon as Emperor Jaques-Louis David, Coronation of Emperor Napoleon, 1804

Key Events of the Empire Loss of Haiti, Sale of Louisiana, 1803 Loss at Trafalgar, 1805 Victories in Central Europe, Establishment of Continental System Spread of Napoleonic Code

Key Events of the Empire Nationalist Resistance to Napoleon Retreat from Russia, Defeat at Leipzig, 1813 Return, and defeat at Waterloo, 1815

Napoleon, The Romantic Figure Movement from Enlightenment to Romanticism Reason and debate  Intuition and Action Democracy  Individual Hero Failure  Destiny

David, the Revolutionary: Tennis Court Oath, 1879 David, the Bonapartist: Napoleon,

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