Napoleon in Egypt Workbook
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Napoleon in Egypt Workbook

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Napoleon in Egypt Workbook

About this book

This workbook invites readers to do their own short art analysis, historical analysis and write it down as notes on the blank pages next to the artwork. It can also be used in a group or classroom setting. It can be great fun when used for training in the English language conversation in a group setting. You can add your answers or add your own questions in the blank space..............Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) continues to fascinate even today, more than 200 years after his death. His legacy is shown in beautiful paintings.He was an unrivalled general, although he did make occasional mistakes both on the tactical and the strategic level - the most significant was his attack on Russia, which annihilated most of his Grande Armée and led to his downfall.One of the most fascinating periods of his caréer was his expedition to Egypt 1797-1801 and the most important incident here was the discovery of the Rosetta Stone, which allowed the deciphering of the Egyptian old writing, the hieroglyphs. The Muslims had chopped it up and used it as building material at Fort St Julien.We hope the readers will enjoy our selection and the activity. We hope it will contribute to a better understanding of Napoleon, his time and of art itself.

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Information

Publisher
BoD - Books on Demand
Year
2024
eBook ISBN
9788411238663
Edition
0
Topic
Education
Subtopic
Education Teaching Methods

Table of contents

  1. Table of Contents
  2. Introduction
  3. No 1 Map for Napoleon in Egypt
  4. No 2 19 May (30 FlorĂ©al year VI) – Departure from Toulon for Egypt
  5. No 3 Nelson chasing Napoleon
  6. No 4 11 June (23 Prairial year VI) – Capture of Malta
  7. No 5 1 July (13 Messidor year VI) – Landing at Alexandria (2nd July 1798 Bonaparte takes Alexandria.
  8. No 6 13 July – Battle of Shubra Khit, French victory
  9. No 7 21 July (3 Thermidor year VI) – Battle of the Pyramids, French land victory
  10. No 8 21st July 1798-3rd thermidor year VI: victory at the Battle of the Pyramids.
  11. No 8 a Battle of the Pyramids left detail (Lejeune)
  12. No 8 b Battle of the Pyramids right detail (Lejeune)
  13. No 9 Antoine-Jean Gros (1771–1835) - Battle of the Pyramids, July 21, 1798, oil on canvas 389 x 311 cm
  14. No 10 Émile Jean-Horace Vernet: The Battle of the Pyramids, 21st July, 1798. Boissy Saint Leger. Grosbois Castle
  15. No 10 a Émile Jean-Horace Vernet: The Battle of the Pyramids, 21st July, 1798 (detail)
  16. No 11 24th July 1798-7th thermidor year VI: Bonaparte enters Cairo.1896)
  17. No 12 1st August 1798-14th thermidor year VI: Nelson destroys the French fleet at Aboukir, the Battle of the Nile.
  18. No 13 1st August 1798-14th thermidor year VI: Nelson destroys the French fleet at Aboukir, the Battle of the Nile
  19. No 14 1st August 1798-14th thermidor year VI: Nelson destroys the French fleet at Aboukir, the Battle of the Nile
  20. No 15 1st August 1798-14th thermidor year VI: Nelson destroys the French fleet at Aboukir, the Battle of the Nile
  21. No 16 1st August 1798-14th thermidor year VI: Nelson destroys the French fleet at Aboukir, the Battle of the Nile
  22. No 17 Brueys d'Aigaliers
  23. No 18 January Suchodolski (1797–1875) ) - Napoleon in Egypt, 1840
  24. No 19 Litografia a colori della consegna delle chiavi del cairo a napoleone, post 1799 Musée de la Maison
  25. No 20 General Bonaparte at the battle of Cairo Montenotte , Il generale Bonaparte con i suoi ufficiali osserva il campo di battaglia di Cairo Montenotte
  26. No 21 10 August – Battle at Salheyeh, French victory
  27. No 22 22nd August 1798-5th fructidor year VI: foundation of the Institut d'Égypte.
  28. No 23 19th December 1798-29th frimaire year VII: affair between Bonaparte and Pauline FourĂšs.
  29. No 24 7 October – Battle of SĂ©diman, French victory
  30. No 25 21 October (30 VendĂ©miaire) – Cairo Revolt
  31. No 26 21st October 1798-30th vendémiaire year VII: the revolt of Cairo against French domination
  32. No 27 LĂ©on Cogniet (1794–1880) – : L’ExpĂ©dition d’Egypte sous les ordres de Bonaparte (in 1798)
  33. No 28 Jean-LĂ©on GĂ©rĂŽme (1824–1904): Bonaparte devant le Sphinx - Bonaparte before the Sphinx, 1886, painting, oil on canvas, Hearst Castle, San Simeon, California
  34. No 29 11–19 February – Siege of El Arish, French victory
  35. No 30 7 March – Siege of Jaffa, French victory
  36. No 31 8 April – Battle at Nazareth, French victory, Junot with 500 defeats 3000 Ottoman soldiers
  37. No 32 8 April – Battle at Nazareth, French victory
  38. No 33 Battle at Nazareth
  39. No 34 Napoleon in Egypt
  40. No 35 Illustration for the Battle of Cana 11 April 1799, victory for the French
  41. No 36 16 April (27 Germinal year VII) – Bonaparte relieves the troops under KlĂ©ber just as the latter are about to be overwhelmed at the foot of Mount Tabor
  42. No 37 Battle of Mount Thabor
  43. No 38 19th March 1799-29th ventĂŽse year VII: siege of Saint John d'Acre.
  44. No 39 Siege of Acre – HMS Tigre, captured French vessel under Sir William Sidney Smith, bombard the French at Saint John d'Acre.
  45. No 40 Admiral Sir John Sidney Smith commanding the Tigre and the British fleet at Siege of Acre
  46. No 41 14th June 1799-26th prairial year VII: Bonaparte once again in Cairo.
  47. No 42 19th July 1799-1st thermidor year VII: discovery of the Rosetta stone during strengthening of Fort St Julien.
  48. No 43 1 August (14 Thermidor year VII) – Battle of Abukir, French victory
  49. No 44 25th July 1799-7th thermidor year VII: Bonaparte victorious at Aboukir
  50. No 45 Antoine Roux (1765–1835): Portrait of Muiron, before 1835.
  51. No 46 Bonaparte arriving in France back from Egypt on 9 October 1799
  52. No 47 24 January (4 PluviĂŽse year VIII) – KlĂ©ber concludes the Convention of El Arish with the British admiral Sidney Smith
  53. No 48 February (Pluviîse-Ventîse year VIII) – French troops begin their withdrawal, but the British admiral Keith refuses to recognize the convention's terms
  54. No 49 20 March (29 VentĂŽse year VIII) – Battle of Heliopolis, KlĂ©ber wins one last victory, against a force of 30,000 Ottomans
  55. No 50 14 June (25 Prairial year VIII) – A Kurd named Suleiman al-Halabi assassinates KlĂ©ber in his garden in Cairo. General Menou, a convert to Islam, takes over command
  56. No 51 Jacques-François de Menou, baron of Boussay
  57. No 52 3 September (16 Fructidor year VIII) – The British recapture Malta from the French (Battle of the Malta Convoy)
  58. No 53 Fort Julien where the Rosetta Stone was found, smashed and used as building aterial by the Muslims
  59. No 54 8 March (17 Ventîse year IX) – British landing near Aboukir
  60. No 55 21 March (30 Ventîse year IX) – Battle of Alexandria, French defeat, army under Menou digs in at Alexandria ready for the siege of Alexandria
  61. No 56 General Augustin Daniel Belliard
  62. No 57 Illustration of a "12 pounder" carronade on a 19th century brig of war used to bombard Fort St Julien into surrender
  63. No 58 27 June (8 Messidor year IX) – General Belliard surrenders in Cairo
  64. No 59 31 August (13 Fructidor year IX) – Siege of Alexandria ends in Menou's surrender
  65. French Napoleon Pastry
  66. Photo Crédits
  67. Special photos:
  68. References
  69. About the authors
  70. Contact the authors
  71. Also by the authors
  72. Copyright