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Rule of Corsica
Establishes his rule over Corsica
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Corsica in France. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Establishes his rule over Corsica
France captures Corsica
Genoa sells Corsica to France
Genoa sells Corsica to France
Birth of Joseph Bonaparte
Takes leave to Corsica
Joins the Corsican revolutionary movements. Engages in revolutionary movements in Corsica
Engages in revolutionary movements in Corsica
Napoleon I engaged in revolutionary movements in Corsica.
Engages in revolutionary movements in Corsica
Heads signatories sent to the National Assembly against reactionary Corsican leaders
Napoleon I headed signatories sent to the National Assembly against reactionary Corsican leaders.
Heads signatories sent to the National Assembly against reactionary Corsican leaders
Corsica becomes a part of France
Corsica becomes a part of France.
Appointed Lieutenant Colonel in Corsica
Napoleon I was appointed Lieutenant Colonel in Corsica.
Appointed Lieutenant Colonel in Corsica
Returns to Corsica to rejoin the revolutionary movements
Returns to Corsica to rejoin the revolutionary movements.
Napoleon's conflict with Pasquale Paoli forced the Bonaparte family to leave Corsica and seek safety in mainland France.
The Corsican Convention dissolves Corsicas Primary Assembly. Corsica is split into 2 in order to reduce Paolis influence
The Corsican Convention dissolves Corsicas Primary Assembly. Corsica is split into 2 in order to reduce Paolis influence.
Provenance
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