A Complete and Impartial History of the Rise, Progress, & Termination of the Late War, Which Commenced in the Year 1791: to Which Is Prefixed a Brief Sketch of the French Revolution

A Complete And Impartial History Of The Rise, Progress, & Termination Of The Late War, Which Commenced In The Year 1791: To Which Is Prefixed A Brief Sketch Of The French Revolution. This comprehensive, multi-theater historical narrative chronicles the late 1790s European conflicts, from Napoleon Bonaparte’s Italian and Egyptian campaigns to the reordering of Europe through the Campo Formio settlement. It intertwines military operations with diplomacy and political transformation, detailing pivotal campaigns in Italy, Switzerland, the Low Countries, the Papal States, and the Eastern Mediterranean, as well as notable naval actions such as the Battle of the Nile and the Ostend expedition. Key figures include Bonaparte, Archduke Charles, Nelson, Massena, and Suwarrow, among others. The work analyzes how revolutionary ideals intersect with state-building, the role of naval power in shaping continental outcomes, and the emergence of new client republics. It offers a sweeping panorama of war, empire, and political change during the revolutionary era.