Political Leaders of the Enlightenment
The atlas holds 19 people and 491 moments here, from 1685 to 1815. The most recorded lives are Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Napoleon Bonaparte and Catherine II of Russia.
Moments
- 1794 Organized treaty opposition from Monticello Thomas Jefferson
- 1794 Marriage to Dolley at Harewood James Madison
- 1794 Stays at Espy House during Whiskey expedition George Washington
- 1795 Aberdeen Grammar School Lord Byron
- 1795 Writes from Tsarskoye Selo in 1795 Catherine II of Russia
- 1796 Convalescence in the Scottish Highlands Lord Byron
- 1796 Wins at Montenotte Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1796 Commands the Battle of Lodi Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1796 Enters Milan after Lodi Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1796 Attacks at Castiglione Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1796 Defeats Wurmser at Bassano Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1796 Buried at Peter and Paul Cathedral Catherine II of Russia
- 1796 Died at Saint Petersburg Catherine II of Russia
- 1796 Dies in the Winter Palace Catherine II of Russia
- 1796 Carries the standard at Arcole Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1797 Return to Montpelier with Dolley James Madison
- 1797 Reaches Rivoli before dawn Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1797 Resides at Villa Manin Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1797 Retires to Mount Vernon George Washington
- 1797 Occupied President's House John Adams
- 1797 Makes headquarters at Klagenfurt Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1797 Signs preliminary peace at Leoben Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1797 Studies a specimen in Stuttgart Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1797 Signs Treaty of Campo Formio Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1798 Move to Nottingham Lord Byron
- 1799 Medical treatment at Sloane Terrace Lord Byron
- 1799 Stayed at Peacefield during peace crisis John Adams
- 1799 Arrives on Spain's northern coast Simón Bolívar
- 1799 Joins his uncle in Madrid Simón Bolívar
- 1799 Schooling at Dulwich Lord Byron
- 1799 Arrived at temporary government quarters John Adams
- 1799 Confronts legislators at Saint-Cloud Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1799 Dies at Mount Vernon George Washington
- 1799 Inspects Mount Vernon farms George Washington
- 1800 Lives with Uztáriz in Madrid Simón Bolívar
- 1800 Crosses the Great St Bernard Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1800 First official visit to Washington John Adams
- 1800 Fights at Marengo Napoleon Bonaparte
- 1800 Moved into the White House John Adams
- 1801 Returned to Peacefield full-time John Adams
- 1801 Harrow School Lord Byron
- 1801 Stays in Bilbao Simón Bolívar
- 1801 Left the White House at end of presidency John Adams
- 1801 First presidential inauguration Thomas Jefferson
- 1801 Works at Bad Pyrmont Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1801 Secretary of State in Washington James Madison
- 1802 Travels to Paris Simón Bolívar
- 1802 Born in Besançon Victor Hugo
- 1802 Marries in Madrid Simón Bolívar
- 1802 Boards ship at A Coruña Simón Bolívar