CAMPAIGN OF FRIEDLAND AND TILSIT.
Negotiations and preparations of both parties during the suspension of hostilities
in Spring 1807-Vast efforts of the Russians and French to recruit their armies, and
prodigious force which the latter collected on the Vistula-Reduction of all the re-
maining Silesian fortresses-Siege and capture of Dantzic-Advance of Napoleon
against the Russians-Battle of Heilsberg-Great and decisive battle of Friedland-
Armistice and negotiations at Tilsit-interview between Alexander and Napoleon on
the raft on the Niemen-Articles of the treaty of Tilsit-Its secret articles, particu-
larly regarding the Danish and Portuguese fleets, and the partition of Turkey by
France and Russia-perfidious abandonment of Turkey by Napoleon, and half measures
pursued by him regarding Poland.-P. 205-327.
CONTINENTAL SYSTEM AND IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT OF
NAPOLEON.
Change in Napoleon's plans for the subjugation of England-His vast designs for
a maritime confederacy, and the increase of his naval force-Berlin and Milan De-
crees-Their Objects and Tendency-Retaliatory Measures adopted by the British
Government-Orders in Council-Debates on the Subject in Parliament-Return of
Napoleon to Paris-His Legislative Measures there, and General System of Govern-
ment-Slavish Conduct of the Legislature, and Despotic Character of his Administra-
tion-Centralization System-Re-establishment of Titles of Honour-Total Sup-
pression of the Liberty of the Press-System of Fusion of the Ancient and Modern
Noblesse Court Etiquette-Internal Prosperity of France from the Continental
System, and Contributions on other States-Establishment of State Prisons or Bas-
tiles-Finances of the Empire-Rigour of the Conscription Laws-Imperial System
of Education-Lyceums and Military Schools-Universal Abandonment of Republi-
can Ideas in France, and Transition, by General Consent, to a Centralized Despotism
-Reflections on the Causes of this Change, and the different Character of the Eng-
lish and French Revolutions.-P. 328-441.
FOREIGN TRANSACTIONS OF EUROPE FROM THE PEACE OF TILSIT
TO THE OPENING OF THE SPANISH WAR.
State and Policy of Russia after the Peace of Tilsit-Establishment of the Grand
Duchy of Warsaw and Kingdom of Westphalia-State and Wise Measures of Prussia-
Rise of the Tugenbund or Secret Societies--Austria-Its Policy and Statistics at this