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Coordinates: 41°52′25″N 12°30′07″E / 41.87361°N 12.50194°E / 41.87361; 12.50194
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Invasion of Portugal (1807)
Napoleonic Wars
Dos de Mayo Uprising
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Battles of El Bruch

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French invasion of Russia 1812:...Moscow...
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Basilica di Santa Maria in Montesanto
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41°54′36″N 12°28′37″E / 41.909911°N 12.476928°E / 41.909911; 12.476928
LocationPiazza del Popolo
Porta San Sebastiano
Porta San Sebastiano
Porta San Sebastiano is located in Rome
Porta San Sebastiano
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LocationRome
Coordinates41°52′25″N 12°30′07″E / 41.87361°N 12.50194°E / 41.87361; 12.50194
Attrition warfare against Napoleon
Napoleon's battle
km
day
Battle
Led by
29
Saltanovka
Davout
30
Riga
Macdonald
31
Ostrovno
Murat
Vitebsk
450
32
35
Klyastitsy
Oudinot
48
Swolna
Oudinot
49
Gorodechno
Schwarzenberg
51
Krasnoi(1)
Ney
Smolensk
600
53
54
Polotsk(1)
Oudinot Saint-Cyr
56
Valutino
Ney
59
Dahlenkirchen
Macdonald
Shevardino
850
73
Borodino
850
75
Moscow
950
82
116
Tarutino
Murat
116
Polotsk(2)
Saint-Cyr
Maloyaroslavets
1100
122
132
Vyazma
Davout
142
Smoliani
Oudinot
143
Wolkowisk
Schwarzenberg
Krasnoi(2)
1150
144
Berezina
1600
155

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its name and date
French leader Coalition leader
Siege of Toulon

1793-08-29
1793-12-19
Victory:
French Republic:
Carteaux
Dugommier
Napoleon
Poype
Charlot
Defeat:
  • St Mark's Basilica
  • Basilica di San Marco
main façade of St Mark's
Main façade
LocationVenice, Italy
DenominationRoman Catholic
Consecrated8 October 1094
Titular saintMark the Evangelist
History
Current status
DesignationCathedral (minor basilica)
1807–present
Episcopal seePatriarchate of Venice
Prior status
DesignationDucal chapel
c. 836–1797
TutelageDoge of Venice
Building details
dark interior with golden mosaics
Central nave looking east
Construction
Builtc. 829c. 836
Rebuiltc. 1063–1094
StylesByzantine, Romanesque, Gothic
Specifications
Length76.5 metres (251 ft)
Width62.6 metres (205 ft)
Outer height
(central dome)
43 metres (141 ft)
Inner height
(central dome)
28.15 metres (92.4 ft)
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French Revolutionary Wars
Part of the Coalition Wars
French Revolutionary WarsBattle of ValmySiege of Toulon (1793)Flanders campaignInvasion of France (1795)Battle of ArcoleSiege of Mantua (1796–1797)Battle of the PyramidsBattle of the NileSecond Battle of ZurichBattle of MarengoBattle of HohenlindenHaitian Revolution#Napoleon invades Haiti
French Revolutionary Wars

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Battles of Valmy, Toulon, Fleurus, Quiberon, Arcole, Mantua, the Pyramids, the Nile, Zurich, Marengo, Hohenlinden, the Haitian Revolution
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Russia
Prussia
Austria
Napoleon
France
Spain
Portugal
UK
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1806 C4 C4 C4
1807 C4 C4 PW PW PW
1808 PW PW PW PW PW
1809 C5 C5 PW PW PW PW
1810 PW PW PW PW
1811 PW PW PW PW
1812 RC RC RC RC PW PW PW PW
1813 C6 C6 C6 C6 PW PW PW PW
1814 C6 C6 C6 C6 PW PW PW PW
1815 C7 C7 C7 C7
XX Under Napoleon's command
XX Napoleon personally involved
XX Attrition warfare against Napoleon
XX Conventional Warfare against Napoleon
XX Trachenberg Plan against Napoleon
C3 War of the Third Coalition
C4 War of the Fourth Coalition
C5 War of the Fifth Coalition
C6 War of the Sixth Coalition
C7
War of the Seventh Coalition
PW Peninsular War
RC Russian Campaign

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