The Influence of Sea Power upon the French Revolution and Empire, 1793–1812
2 Volume Set

Table of Contents

Volume 1: Preface
1. Introductory. Outline of events in Europe, 1783–1793
2. The condition of the navies in 1793, and especially of the French navy
3. The general political and strategic conditions, and the events of 1793
4. The West Indies, 1793–1810
5. The naval campaign of May, 1794, and Battle of the First of June
6. The year 1794 in the Atlantic and on the Continent
7. The year 1795 in the Atlantic and on the Continent
8. The Mediterranean and Italy. From the evacuation of Toulon in 1793 to the British withdrawal from that sea, in 1796, and Battle of Cape St. Vincent, in Feburary, 1797. Austria forced to make peace
9. The Mediterranean in 1797 and 1798
10. The Mediterranean from 1799 to 1801
11. The Atlantic, 1796–1801. The Brest blockades. The French expeditions against Ireland. Volume 2:
12. Events on the Continent, 1798–1800
13. Events of 1801
14. Outline of events from the signature of the preliminaries to the rupture of the Peace of Amiens
15. The Trafalgar campaign to the Spanish declaration of war. May, 1803–Dec, 1804
16. The Trafalgar campaign concluded. January–October, 1805
17. The warfare against commerce during the French Revolution and Empire, to the Berlin Decree. 1793–1806
18. The warfare against commerce, 1806–1812
19. Summary. The function of sea power and the policy of Great Britain in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
Index.