Napoleon and Josephine: Their Marriage and 1809 Divorce
The marriage was dissolved by a ceremony and a Senate decree in December 1809, and Napoleon married Marie Louise of Austria in 1810.
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The marriage was dissolved by a ceremony and a Senate decree in December 1809, and Napoleon married Marie Louise of Austria in 1810.
Austrian victory; Napoleon withdrew to Lobau island, and Marshal Lannes was mortally wounded.
French victory; Austria sought an armistice and signed the Treaty of Schonbrunn in October 1809, losing large territories.
Massena's army could not break through and withdrew from Portugal in 1811 after losing about 25,000 men, mostly to hunger and disease.
The Annings' ichthyosaur, followed by Mary Anning's plesiosaur and pterosaur finds, gave early geologists some of the first complete skeletons of extinct marine reptiles.
Napoleon and the core of his army escaped across the river, but tens of thousands of soldiers and stragglers were killed, captured or left behind.
Perceval died within minutes; Bellingham was tried, convicted and hanged within a week, and Lord Liverpool became prime minister.
Tactical French victory; the Russian army withdrew intact, and Napoleon occupied Moscow a week later.
Catastrophic French defeat; most of the Grande Armée was destroyed, and Napoleon's enemies formed the Sixth Coalition that drove him from power by 1814.
The Treaty of Ghent restored pre-war borders; Canada remained British, the United States gained confidence, and Native nations lost their British ally and much of their land.
Decisive Anglo-Portuguese and Spanish victory; the French army fled towards France, abandoning almost all its artillery and baggage.
Decisive Coalition victory; Napoleon retreated across the Rhine and French power in Germany collapsed.