The Napoleonic Wars. France declares war Seditious writing banned Habeas corpus suspended Anti-Jacobin.

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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

Effects in Britain Discouraged domestic reform Encouraged domestic anti-Jacobinism

British War Aims Economic? Political? Ideological? Liberation

Conduct of the War Pitt as war minister Coalition Battle of the Nile (1798) Amiens (1802)

Battle of Trafalgar (1805)

Lord Nelson

Battle of Austerlitz (1805)

The Continental System Blockade against British goods

System Failed Hurt France’s allies Can’t patrol European coast England trades world wide Pushed Russia out of alliance

Sir Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington (1812)

Duke of Wellington

Apsley House

Battle of Waterloo (1815)

Conduct of the Peace Congress of Vienna ( ) Britain, Austria, Prussia, Russia, France No major grudges Balance of power restored

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