15 January 1809Birth of Pierre-Joseph ProudhonPierre-Joseph Proudhon
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon is born in Besancon to a cooper and a kitchen servant.
Historical records for France in 1809, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon is born in Besancon to a cooper and a kitchen servant.
The Battle diverts Napoleon from engulfing Spain with a single manoeuvre as planned. Soult defeats the British who leave the Peninsular, Napoleon feels safe to leave Spain. Believes the British army will run to the Navy, a belief held until Waterloo
"There will not be a single village in revolt". Promises Joseph 100,000 veterans in Spain. Forced to withdraw from Spain after Austria prepares for war, never returns to Spain
The Austrians under the Archduke invade Bavaria
Napoleon leaves Paris to wage war against Austria for the 4th time
Napoleon arrives in Donauworth, Bavaria
Napoleon drives the Austrians out of Bavaria
Napoleon drives the Austrians out of Bavaria
Soult is driven out of Portugal by Wellington
Defeated by the Duke of Wellington
Takes up residence at Schonbrunn
Napoleon threatens to besiege Vienna
Napoleon crosses the Danube, 6 miles south of Vienna
The Archduke drives Napoleon back across the Danube & prevents him attacking Vienna
Napoleon chooses Albern to cross the Danube, 6 miles south of Vienna
Pius VII excommunicates Napoleon Bonaparte
Outflanks the Austrian positions & contributes to their defeat
Defeats the Austrians 11 miles north east of Vienna. After the battle Salzburg & the Tyrol are ceded to Bavaria & Illyria to France. After the armistice Galicia is ceded to the Duchy of Warsaw
Austria & France sign an armistice
40,000 peasants rise in rebellion
40,000 peasants rise in rebellion
After the Battle of Wagram Galicia is ceded to the Duchy of Warsaw
After the Battle of Wagram the Illyrian provinces are ceded to France
After the Battle of Wagram Salzburg is ceded to Bavaria
After the Battle of Wagram the Tyrol is ceded to Bavaria
One of Napoleon's Marshalls, Victor, is defeated at Talavera by Wellington
The 4th French war with Austria is ended by the Treaty of Schonbrunn
Napoleon reaches northern Spain
Complains to his commissariat, "I have nothing, I am naked"
Napoleon defeats a Spanish force
Launches an invasion with 191,000 under his command
Breaks through the Spanish defence of the Sierra de Guadarrama
Drives the Spanish army of Galicia back on Leon
Napoleon enters Madrid
Napoleon enters Madrid
The Pope is arrested & kept in captivity
Appointed Commander in Chief in Spain
Appointed Commander in Chief in Spain
Fails to capture Sicily
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