Napoleonic Wars, 1789

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Beginning of French Revolution (1789): A meeting of the First Estate (the clergy), Second Estate (nobility) and Third Estate (everyone else) failed to produce any reform, leading to riots throughout Paris. An angry mob marched on the King’s palace, essentially making him a prisoner of the Revolutionary Government (National Constituent Assembly), which became the ruling force in France after anarchy replaced royal rule.

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New French Constitution (1791): The Revolutionaries succeeded in creating a new constitution that limited monarch powers to the point where the king was primarily a figurehead.

Haiti Revolution Against French Rule (1791–1804): The French Revolution, and particularly the ideals regarding individual rights and abolitionism, spark revolution in the French Caribbean colony of Haiti. The black African slaves won independence, the only slave revolt in history to result in a sovereign nation. The loss caused Napoleon to reconsider the importance of France's American colonies.

End of French Monarchy (1792): The National Convention replaced the National Constituent Assembly, declaring France a republic, dissolving the monarchy altogether.

Beginning of French Revolutionary Wars (1792): Revolutionary France declared war on Austria, beginning the French Revolutionary Wars. Austria's emperor and other monarchs (cooperating with French nobles) threatened severe consequences if the king was not restored. Other kings and emperors throughout Europe were alarmed at the potential implications the movement could have in their own lands if left unchecked. This was seen as seen as a direct threat against France and its new government by extremist revolutionaries, many of whom desired to spread the revolution beyond the borders of France. France unsuccessfully attempted to invade the Austrian Netherlands, due to an untrained and disorganized army. Prussia invaded in response, galvanizing the French as they withstood the Prussians. This invasion strengthened the resolve of the army, which would quickly develop into an unstoppable fighting force, conquering most of Europe by 1812.

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Further Understanding: Causes of the French Revolution

Bankruptcy: French kings had engaged France in a variety of expensive wars and conflicts, some of which proved to be ill-conceived, such as the French & Indian War (1754–63), which was devastating to the French colonial empire, its national psyche and its economy. The role of the French in the American Revolutionary War was also financially crippling. Plus, the king and his court continued to spend lavishly. Even during times of economic crisis, the spending continued. Especially in the years preceding the Revolution, France was no longer a trading power, compared to UK, Netherlands, Spain or Portugal, since it had lost most of its colonial empire. It had to rely on generating revenues internally, so it had to increase taxation. The non-aristocratic class (peasants, bourgeoisie, those in un-inheritable positions) carried the tax burden, as nobles/aristocrats had generally purchased their positions of privilege, and could not be legally taxed under their then-current system. The king was unwilling and unable to reform the system which heavily taxed the poor majority, while ensuring privilege for the aristocrats. As a result of this limited tax base, the government became bankrupt, and could no longer secure loans, as it had defaulted several times in recent decades.
Starvation: A colder weather pattern struck during the economic melt down, causing food to become even more scarce.
Social Inequity: France had a parliamentary system, which advised the king on governance, but it was still an absolute monarchy in practice. The king and aristocracy lived a life of great privilege, while the majority in the middle and lower classes were overtaxed, and even faced food shortages and starvation. During this age of enlightenment, and with the influence of the American Revolutionary War, the lower and middle classes were far from willing to accept of such an outdated and oppressive fate. The Roman Catholic Church (RCC) was also a target, since they successfully imposed their influence upon the king, maintaining Catholicism as the state religion. The RCC was highly favored, not subject to taxes, while collecting a required 10% from the non-aristocracy (adding to their excessive tax burden). Clergy also led a fairly lavish life compared to the middle/low classes, a fact not lost upon the general public.
Lack of Action: Despite the desperation of the situation, no effective measures were ever put into place to solve the worsening economic shipwreck which was France in the late 18th century.

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France Invades Spain (1792): France invades Spain, gaining control of nearly the entire kingdom by 1796. Portugal remains independent at this time.

United Kingdom Naval Successes Against France (1792-1816): France overwhelmed its enemies on the mainland, capturing Spain, Italy, all of the Netherlands, and most of Western/Central Europe. Great Britain remains unharmed, while achieving victories against France at sea and abroad. But through 1812, most of Britain's allies were forced to drop out of the war, due to repeated defeats at the hands of the French. Therefore, despite Britain's victories at sea and along the coasts, they were not able to impede France's expansion and dominance on the continent.

Reign of Terror in France (1793): The French Revolutionary government slayed thousands by guillotine without due process. Victims were primarily suspected of counter-revolutionary activity. King Louis XVI and his wife were executed for high treason against the state.

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2nd and 3rd Partitions of Poland (1793 & 1795): Russia had been in control of Poland since 1725, but Prussia and Austria also laid claim to parts of Poland near their respective borders, knowing Russia could not defend all of Poland. Russia was forced to concede parts of Poland to Prussia and Austria in three separate partitions (also annexing land for itself each time). A weakened Poland attempted to revolt, but was repressed. The final partition in 1795 resulted in the complete annexation of Poland to foreign powers.

France Conquers the Netherlands (1795): Napoleon overruns the Austrian Netherlands (south) and the sovereign nation of the Dutch Netherlands (north). Forms the two Netherlands into the Batavian Republic. France encounters little resistance since most of the Dutch (northern and southern) favor revolutionary ideals. France forms the two Netherlands into the Batavian Republic.

France conquers Northern Italy from Austria (1796).

Kingdom of Italy Established by France (1796): Milan & Venice Republic are conquered from Austria, reorganized into a France puppet state.

France Annexes the Papal States (1796): France conquers the Papal States and subjects them to direct rule under Napoleon.

French conquests

Military Overthrow of New French Republic Government (1797): Revolutionaries became alarmed that many royalists were being elected to office. Under Napoleon's leadership, they overthrew the newly-elected government. Ironically, the new government became more of a police state and military society. This did not cause a serious uproar, as most were pleased with the turn of events in France (greater equality, military successes). It would change the spirit of the revolution, which was now showing characteristics of an authoritarian government.

End of War of the First Coalition Against France (1797): Republic of Venice comes to an end, split between France (Illyrian Provinces) and Austria. France firmly in control over Spain, Netherlands, Northern Italy, Switzerland, large parts of Germany, but not Prussia, or Austria. Only Great Britain continues to fight, but without much consequence.

Illyrian Provinces (1797): France conquers coastal lands along eastern shores of the Adriatic Sea from Venice and Austria, setting up the Illyrian Provinces.

Invasion of Egypt & Syria (1798-1801): To offset British dominance of the Asian trade, Napoleon invades Egypt and Syria in an attempt to establish and protect alternative trade routes. Local resistance and British naval power forces Napoleon to withdraw back to Paris to focus on the continental wars.

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France conquers Switzerland, setting it up as the Helvetic Republic (1798).

Roman Republic (1798): Rome finally falls to France, which sets it up as separate from the rest of the Papal States.

War of Second Coalition Against France (1799): Austria joins Great Britain in hopes of regaining territory lost to France, without success. France unsuccessfully invades Egypt and Syria.

Napoleon Overthrows Revolutionary Government to Become Dictator of France (1799): Napoleon was disenchanted that he was not invited by fellow revolutionaries to serve in the executive branch of the new government he installed by coup. In a second coup, he installed himself as First Consul (essentially dictator for life). Napoleon was able to do this since he had the undying loyalty of the military, and the support of the general public, who worshipped him for his military triumphs. Napoleon instituted several revolutionary reforms that the masses were eager to see come to fruition, including legal/tax code reform (centralized coded law that applied to everyone, removing aristocratic privilege), and building more equality into the system. He created a central bank, made higher education more attainable for the average person, infrastructure improvements including road and sewer, and religious freedom. He created a code for civil law (Napoleonic Code). Not the first to do so, but by far the most successful, and influential (adopted by several nations, still in place today). However, France was somewhat of a police state, as certain liberties were reigned in, such as freedom of press. Security was fairly tight, to keep control over the populace. However, it created stability which had not been realized since the Revolution began.

Further Understanding:
Explaining France's Military Dominance Under Napoleon

Galvanization Under Threat of Foreign Invasion. Foreign powers such as Prussia and Austria consolidated to oppose France, as these monarch-led nations were more than uneasy with the precedence a Revolutionary France might set. This led to military conflict. France's Revolutionary government represented a cause that the bulk of French could rally behind, enabling it to raise a massive army. Once France drove foreign powers from its own soil, while conquering hostile states and territories in its immediate vicinity, it realized it had almost by accident created an army unequaled by any throughout Europe, since a high percentage of males of fighting age had joined the army.
Required Military Service. When King Louis XVI was executed in 1793, after the Napoleonic Wars had begun, France faced even fiercer opposition. Most of Europe was now turned against France, including those (such as UK) that were initially sympathetic toward the Revolutionary cause. Faced with such a large coalition against it, France’s Revolutionary Government required military service from most men of fighting age, also helped by the fact that the majority of the nation supported the Revolutionary cause, and willingly complied. As a result, France was able to amass a much larger army than any of its rivals, since the feudalistic/monarchist system made it more difficult to raise an army, especially on short notice. Under the monarchist system, the king typically has to convince (and pay) nobles to commit their men to the war effort. France also adopted the strategy of staying on the offensive to push the enemies back, to avoid being overwhelmed by invading armies on all sides. This is why it conquered Spain, Netherlands, the Holy Roman Empire (Germany) and Italy. It was unable to seriously threaten UK, since the UK's navy was so much stronger. But if UK were connected by land, it would probably have been overrun by France's superior army. The end of the First Coalition against France in 1797 left France victorious, with a large, new empire, and large buffers to all sides.

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Napoleon Establishes Equality for Jews (1800): Napoleon gives Jews equal rights, which spreads throughout most of Europe. They are still persecuted heavily throughout much of Europe.

United Kingdom Absorbs Ireland (1801): Act of Unions of 1801. Formation of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (UK). Great Britain wanted stability, while Irish nobles were heavily bribed in order to collaborate.

France Sells Louisiana to the U.S. (1803): The territory of Louisiana, covering much of the modern U.S. midwest, was taken away from France during the French & Indian War. Great Britain later gave it to Spain in exchange for Florida. During the Napoleonic Wars, France gained control of Spain, and forced Spain to sign Louisiana back to France. France then sold the expansive territory to the U.S. for about $18 per square mile in order to finance the war, emblematic of its focus on the European continent at the expense of its overseas empire. The transaction was monumental for the U.S., helping to propel it toward becoming a super power, enabling it to expand westward, while gaining control over important trade routes, most notably the Mississippi River.

War of Third Coalition Against France (1805): United Kingdom, Russia, Sweden, Austria and German states (Holy Roman Empire) combine to fight France. France defeats the Holy Roman Empire states other than Austria and Prussia, forming the Confederation of the Rhine, ending the Holy Roman Empire.

Netherlands Lose South Africa to United Kingdom (1805): United Kingdom takes control over Cape Colony from the Dutch to prevent French from doing so, since the Netherlands were now firmly under French control.

France Establishes Kingdom of Holland Under Its Rule (1806): When the two Netherlands fail to gel, resulting in political turmoil, the Southern Netherlands are annexed directly into France, while the Dutch are formed into the Kingdom of Holland.

France Dissolves Holy Roman Empire (1806): Napoleon's army conquers the Holy Roman Empire, bringing it to an end. The two largest states within the Holy Roman Empire (Prussia and Austria) resist France's advances, remaining sovereign nations. Parts of Prussia and Austria are captured by Napoleon though. France organizes its newly-acquired German territories into the Confederation of the Rhine.

Confederation of the Rhine France Establishes the Kingdom of Naples (1806): Conquered from Spain.

War of Fourth Coalition Against France (1807): France conquers Prussian and Austrian Poland possessions, establishing the Duchy of Warsaw. Already in control of Spain, France invades Lisbon, beginning Peninsula War, which would drain France. Portuguese move gov't to Brazil.

Napoleon Ends Feudalism (1807): France would abolish the serfdom/feudal systems that still existed in much of eastern Europe, such as large parts of Poland, Austria and Hungary, making them freer societies.

Peninsula War Between France and Portugal/Spain (1807): France invaded Lisbon (Portugal), beginning a protracted guerilla resistance by Portuguese and Spanish, which would drain the French Empire, contributing to its eventual downfall. Portugal moved their government to Brazil. UK invaded Spanish South America with the purpose to prevent these colonies from falling into the hands of the French, who still controlled Spain. Also, it presented an opportunity for the UK to add to its overseas empire at the expense of a crippled Spain. The colonies successfully defended themselves, contributing to their eventual independence movement, as they realized they did not need to be reliant on the Spanish mother land.

French-Ruled Duchy of Warsaw - Poland (1807): France conquers large parts of Prussian and Austrian territories annexed in 1795, but Russia retains all the lands it annexed. The conquered portion of Poland is organized into the French puppet state of the Duchy of Warsaw.

Failed UK Invasion of Spanish South America (1807): As part of the Napoleonic Wars, UK invaded Spanish South America. UK wanted to prevent France from gaining control, since France controlled Spain. It also presented UK with an opportunity to add to its empire, with Spain in such a weakened and compromised state (being occupied by France). The colonies successfully defended themselves against the British.

Note: Austria and Prussia Resist French Conquest. Napoleon conquers most of the Holy Roman Empire, including some Prussian and Austrian lands. However, Prussia and Austria manage to resist complete conquest, and remain sovereign. Both Prussia and Austria continue to fight the French throughout the Napoleonic Wars, despite continued defeats at the hands of the French.

Finland Territory Conquered by Russia from Sweden (1809): Russia gains Finland from weakened Sweden in Finnish War. Russia suggested to Napoleon that Sweden be forced to join the French-imposed Continental System (forcing other nations to cease trade with UK). When Sweden refuses, Russia has an excuse to invade with Napoleon’s blessing, gaining all of Sweden’s Finnish territories.

Ottoman Empire Loses Bessarabia to Russia (1812): The Ottomans ally with France, in hopes of gaining back some of the territory it lost to Russia in the previous century. The Ottoman Empire went to war with Russia in 1806. Russia gained the upper hand, conquering the territory of Bessarabia (the majority of modern Moldova).

France's Disastrous Invasion of Russia (1812): Russia shows signs of defying Napoleon, causing France to invade. A horrific disaster for France, marking the turning point in the Napoleonic Wars when it appeared France could not be stopped. A massive French army penetrates deep into Russia during the harsh winter. Running out of supplies, they withdraw, with the majority dying due to harsh conditions and guerilla-style attacks of their back end by the Russians. Marks the beginning of the end of Napoleon's French Empire, as other nations are emboldened to attack the severely weakened French army.

Further Understanding: Failed French Invasion of Russia: The Turning Point of the Napoleonic Wars

France's disastrous invasion of Russia in 1812 truly turned the tide of the Napoleonic Wars. By 1812, Napoleon's French Empire had reached its peak, and appeared to be unstoppable in its desire of even further expansion. France's motivation for invading Russia was to send a strong signal that it was intolerable to undermine its Continental System. which prohibited its client states and allies from trading with the United Kingdom. The UK was France's most formidable rival, since it was not capable of invading the UK due to the unmatched naval power of the British. The British were also responsible (financial, naval, military support) for much of the resistance France still encountered throughout Europe, and dominated France overseas. When Russia resumed trade with the UK, Napoleon was prepared to demonstrate a harsh reaction. Conquering Russia requires covering a large amount of land, and submitting a large yet spread out population. As Napoleon's armies marched into the heart of Russia with little resistance, Russia resorted to scorched-earch tactics, making the task all the more difficult. As a result, France was unable to maintain sufficient supply lines, meaning there was no way to sustain the large army necessary to control Russia. Napoleon entered Moscow with little military resistance, but the city was in ruins, and the Russians were prepared to mount a protracted insurrection. Without supplies, a hope for victory, along with the soon-arriving winter, the French began their retreat. Lacking sufficient supplies as the harsh winter conditions fell upon them, many lives were claimed by disease, desertion, starvation and exposure. Plus, the Russians were attacking the rear of the French retreat as it marched west. France entered Russia with 600-690,000 troops. A startling 558,000 died during the campaign. Russian military losses were comparable in terms of total casualties, compounded by as many as one million civilian losses. So the cost of victory was devastating for Russia, but not as strategically crippling as the cost of defeat was for France, which would not recover. The debacle encouraged enemies, allies and client states alike to strike against France in its weakened state. Due to its drastic losses, and destroyed morale, the military losses piled up after its disastrous retreat from Russia. After sitting in a seemingly invulnerable position in 1812, the French Empire would completely collapse a mere three years later, primarily due to one of the most ill-advised military campaigns in history.

War of 1812 Between United Kingdom and USA (1812): For the UK, this was an extension of the Napoleonic Wars. The primary causes were that the UK was blockading trade between the US and France. Also, the British were stopping and searching US merchant ships for British deserters (impressment), since it was difficult to adequately man all the ships in its naval fleet. British and naturalized US citizens were being forced into naval service for the Royal Navy. This provoked the US to declare war. It ended in 1814, with no territorial gains/losses, nor any agreements on the matters of trade restrictions or impressment. But by this time, the two major issues were a moot point, since Napoleon was on the verge of complete defeat.

War of Sixth Coalition - End of French Empire (1813-15): As Napoleon's army retreated from Russia, they faced attacks from all directions, as coalition nations sensed France's severe vulnerability. France lost everything gained through 1812, all between 1813 and 1814. France was forced to sue for peace, with Napoleon surrendering to the coalition in 1814. He escaped for one last battle in 1815 (Battle of Waterloo), leading to the final defeat of Napoleon and the French Empire.

Papal States Restored (1814): The Papal States are restored with the defeat of Napoleon.

Battle of Waterloo - Final Defeat of Napoleon (1815): After Napoleon escapes custody of the Coalition forces, he quickly raises an army, but is defeated for the last time at Waterloo, in Belgium, ending the French Empire for good.

German Confederation Created (1815): The German states previously under the Holy Roman Empire, before being conquered by Napoleon, were organized into the German Confederation after the war. This was a loosely-affiliated collection of German states, similar to the Holy Roman Empire before. Prussia and Austria were the dominant components of this new confederation, engaging a rivalry for the status as the leading German state.

Austrian Netherlands Added to Independent Netherlands (1815): The Austrian Netherlands lost during the Napoleon Wars were not restored to Austria. Instead, the "Southern Dutch" convinced the powers of Europe to allow them to be consolidated with the Dutch of the "northern" Netherlands (constituting the independent nation of Netherlands before the wars). They combine to form the United Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Northern Italy Regained by Austria (1815): After the fall of Napoleon’s empire, Austria gained control over most of Northern Italy. Italian nationalism was on the rise, while Austria naturally attempted to suppress it to maintain control. Revolutionary groups such as Carbonari originated.

Kingdom of Sardinia Restored (1815): With the defeat of Napoleon, Sardinia becomes a sovereign kingdom once again, regaining Savoy on mainland Italy, while also adding the former Rep. of Genoa.

United Kingdom of the Netherlands (1815): United Provinces (Dutch) and the former Austrian Netherlands (modern Belgium, Luxembourg) became independent from France in 1813. They decided to join together into a single kingdom, to increase their collective strength, which was deemed critical in the event of another overly-aggressive and ambitious superpower, a lesson learned during the Napoleonic Wars. However, the northern and southern Dutch never gelled, and political divisions between the two resulted in a separation in 1830. The Dutch had lost the majority of their colonial empire to the British during the Napoleonic Wars, as they signed most of it over to them. Some territories were returned in 1824. Only the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia primarily), Netherlands Antilles, and Suriname were retained. South Africa and its India colonies were not. As a result the Netherlands were no longer a world power.

Russian-Ruled Kingdom of Poland (1815): Kingdom of Poland, ruled by the Russian Tsar (Emperor) was established in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars.

Old Swiss Confederacy Restored (1815): The sovereignty of the Old Swiss Confederacy was restored by the powers of Europe in the Congress of Vienna (not yet known as Switzerland). The Swiss gained a little territory, but most importantly, its neutrality was permanently recognized by other nations. Switzerland is still well-known for its continuing persistence of neutrality.

Congress of Vienna (1815): The Congress of Vienna was the conference where the major powers of Europe (responsible for the defeat of Napoleon/France) convened to address unresolved issues in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars. The Good: It restored the balance of power, which helped maintain relative peace for a century, until WWI. There were several small-scale wars and multiple wars of independence during this era, but were very mild compared to the massive loss of life and destruction suffered during the Napoleonic Wars. The Bad: It discarded revolutionary ideals, attempting to suppress and enforce the pre-war status quo, where monarchist governments maintained control throughout most of Europe. However, revolutionary ideals had become too widespread and influential to be vanquished. As a result, constitutional monarchies became the most popular form of government in the 19th century after the wars, since they represented a hybrid between the old-guard kingdoms typified by absolute rule, and the new, universal demand for democratic rule. However, this tug of war between entitled elite and freedom-loving masses would result in multiple wars throughout the remainder of the 19th century. The Congress of Vienna also placed traditional "nations" under foreign rule (Italy and Poland in particular), resulting in major revolts and wars of independence.

Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Under Spanish Influence (1816): Spain joins its two Italian properties (Naples and Sicily) into a single kingdom upon regaining these territories after the final defeat of Napoleonic France. However, Spain was forced by a treaty with Austria to give up direct control, as Spain was substantially weakened during the wars, enabling Austria to enforce its will and maintain dominance of Italy. Therefore, the Kingdom of Two Sicilies was technically a sovereign kingdom, independent of Spain. But the Bourbon king installed by Spain was of the same dynastic family as the King of Spain, therefore susceptible to Spain's influence. This would be the cause of multiple revolts culminating in the unification of Italy in 1860.

Mexico Gains Independence From Spain (1810-21): Mexico took advantage of Spain's compromised state (being occupied by the French) to assert independence. They were followed by other Central/South America Spanish colonies soon after. After Spain was freed from French control in 1814, it attempted to restore order by force. But the movement of independence had gained too much steam to be reversed. All mainland colonies in the Amerricas would achieve independence from Spain by 1824.

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Further Understanding of the Napoleonic Wars

Main Causes of the Downfall of the Napoleonic-French Empire:

Overextension: Napoleon-led France apeared to be unstoppable as it conquered most of western and central Europe at will. Napoleon envisioned an empire reminiscent of the Roman Empire at its peak. France effectively conquered and controlled most of Europe between Spain/Portugal in the west, to Poland in the east. Due to its massive army, it was able to maintain sufficient supply lines across vast distances. However, it reached its limit when Napoleon attempted to conquer the Middle East and Russia. First, he sought to take advantage of the weakening Ottoman empire, advocating an invasion of Egypt in 1798. Napoleon also rationalized that it would help them to gain a strategic foothold between Europe and India, in hopes of undermining British dominance of the Asian sea trade routes. The expedition would fail, emboldening Austria and Russia to resume warfare again (the War of the Second Coalition). France also invaded Ottoman territories in Syria, a particularly brutal campaign which also failed. Napoleon was then forced to return to France. France did recover, but it was the first sign of weakness. The invasion of Russia in 1812, at the peak of the French Empire, proved to be catastrophic, and the primary cause of France's downfall. Like Hitler in WWII, Napoleon perhaps could have maintained control over a greatly-expanded sphere of control if he had stopped while he was ahead. The ill-advised invasion of Russia proved to be the fatal move for both Hitler and Napoleon. In both cases, it was initially successful, but not sustainable due to the enourmous amount of troops and supplies required, factors which were drastically under-estimated by each.
Continental System: The United Kingdom was the only European power that effectively defied France. The UK's navy was too powerful for France to even consider an invasion of Britain. Therefore, Napoleon attempted an economic blockade against the UK, forcing all nations under his control and/or influence to comply. Napoleon knew it would not work unless all complied, which is why he opted for such harsh action against Russia when it withdrew from the system. This directly contributed to the downfall of the French Empire. This is yet another example of a dominant power unwisely insisting on complete hegemony, instead of mere dominance. France could have co-existed with the UK, since the UK could never mount a serious military challenge against France on land. Instead, France pushed ahead as if it were a zero-sum game, as though the enemy must be completely destroyed at all costs, leading to its fatal invasion of Russia and consequent demise.

Aftermath/Legacy of Napoleonic French Empire:
Democratic Reforms: By 1812, France had conquered most of Europe, instituting democratic reforms such as civil law, due process, and the end of aristocratic privileges. When monarchs regained power at the end of the Napoleonic Wars, they were not able to resume absolute rule, so some of the revolutionary reforms remained in place, making Europe more democratic after the wars than it was before.
Nationalism: The Napoleonic Wars also sparked an intensified sense of nationhood throughout Europe. On one hand, the French assault on Europe galvanized "nations", increasing their sense of nationhood in the face of the threat of being conquered and reprogrammed into Napoleon's empire. The other side of this was that the French advance caused revolutionary ideals spread throughout Europe, which espoused the importance of state, rather than the elite (Kings, nobles, priests). Under this ideology, it was expected that the state look after the interests and rights of the individual, instead of the wealth and power of the privileged few at the expense of the masses. Therefore, people took more pride in their heritage, cultures, and sense of "nation". Nationalism was also fueled in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars, as it was perceived to be a necessity to consolidate to become stronger against the possibility of foreign invasion by the next expansionist regime. This began the process of unification of German principalities into the German Empire (predecessor to modern Germany), and the unification and sovereignty of Italy, which had previously been fragmented under foreign rule for centuries, going back to the collapse of the Roman Empire.

French-U.S. Relations During Napoleonic Wars: The U.S. maintained friendly relations with France during the Napoleonic Wars, especially after the critical French contribution in the American War of Independence. The U.S. tried to remain neutral between United Kingdom (UK) and France, which it did successfully at first. But France imposed the Continental System forbidding trade with UK. UK responded in kind, forbidding any of its territories or allies from trading with France or any of its client states. UK controlled the Atlantic, and was able to enforce this. The U.S. began to migrate closer to France as the British continued to seize U.S. merchant ships, searching for goods being sent to France or its client states, and former Royal Navy sailors who had deserted. The U.S. finally declared war on UK (War of 1812). By this time, the U.S. considered declaring war on France as well, which was also seizing U.S. merchant ships, but not to the degree that UK was, due to the UK's greater naval presence in Atlantic. Upon the end of the Napoleonic Wars, relations with both normalized.

Napoleon Wars Aftermath for France: France is militarily weakened after its devastating invasion of Russia, and now well behind the strongest powers in Europe (UK, Prussia). France would still remain fairly strong, due to its sheer size, but it would continue to suffer setbacks and turbulence. France would continue to fall further behind the UK overseas, while experiencing frequent political turmoil, enduring the collapse of four different governments in the following 60 years after its 1815 defeat.

Napoleonic Wars Aftermath for Austria: Austria was diminished militarily during the these wars. The monarchy was weakened, as it was forced to free serfs, which did help lead Austria into the industrial age (as peasants left rural lands for cities to work in factories). Austria permanently lost some territories, such as the Austrian Netherlands, parts of Poland it had conquered befre the wars, and other German territories previously under its influence. Austria did gain territory from the now-defunct Venice Republic. Overall, Austria was weakened, as it was no longer the undisputed leader of the German states.

Napoleonic Wars Aftermath for Italy: Italy continued to toil under foreign domination, as the pre-war status quo is established, with Austria ruling the north, and Spain the south. However, Italians are no longer content with this arrangement after being exposed to revolutionary ideals, engaging in several revolts until finally gaining independence in 1860. Therefore, French occupation proved to have a positive effect for the Italian people, driving them toward independence.

Napoleonic Wars Aftermath for Poland: When Poland was conquered by France during the wars, life improved for Poles, as they enjoyed more favorable laws and freedoms. Russian rule was restored at the end of the Napoleonic Wars, imposing a more harsh burden for Poland, leading to multiple failed revolts throughout the 19th century. Each was brutally suppressed by the Russians.

Napoleon Wars Aftermath for Portugal: Portugal was economically devastated, directly leading to its loss of Brazil, which asserted independence from a Portugal severly weakened by the French occupation. Portugal was forced to move its government to Brazil during the wars in order to remain solvent. As soon as they returned to Lisbon (Portuguese capital), the Brazil colonists siezed the opportunity shortly after to claim independence - in 1821. Portugal was only able to mount a small-scale war before ceding the independence of Brazil. Portugal would never again be a major power.

Napoleonic Wars Aftermath for Prussia: Until France was devastated by its invasion of Russia, it had inflicted repeated military defeats against Prussia. But Prussia managed to avoid complete conquest, and remained a sovereign state. Therefore, Prussia was able to participate in the final battles that ended the war, along with France's control of much of Europe. As a result, it was strengthened in the aftermath, not only regaining territory lost to France during the war, but being enlarged compared to its prewar boundaries. Prussia became an independent state within the German Confederation, which replaced the now extinct Holy Roman Empire. It would challenge Austria as the dominant German state, until defeating Austria in 1866, forming a new consolidated, Prussia-dominated German Empire.

Napoleonic War Aftermath for Russia: Russia delivered the decisive defeat that served as the turning point in the Napoleonic Wars against France, although it was primarily through destructive scorched earth tactics and French blunders. But due to its decisive role, Russia gained great political influence in Europe, including a strong say in the redrawing of the European map. Russia also solidified its rule throughout eastern Europe (Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Baltic states). However, Russia and its client states did not progress economically like the western & central European states would in the 19th century, due to the feudal system which was kept in place. Economic problems would lead to the communist revolution in early 20th century.

Napoleonic Wars Aftermath for Spain: Spain was devastated, in terms of its economy, loss of life, and physical destruction within its own borders, due to the damaging French occupation and the subsequent efforts to drive them out. This directly led to the loss of its American mainland colonies (North/Central/South American possessions including Mexico). Each colony collaborated in opposition against Spanish rule to enable each mainland colony to earn independence. Spain's Caribbean colonies mostly remained under Spanish rule, as they were unable to pool together in opposition like the mainland colonies. These devastating losses would send Spain backwards in terms of power and influence, as it would continue to decline until eventually losing virtually all of its overseas empire. Spain would never regain its status as a major world power. Spain was already in the process of decline before the Napoleonic Wars and accompanying French occupation, but this catastrophe would accelerate the process, permanently diminishing Spain to a second-rate power.

Napoleonic War Aftermath for United Kingdom: The UK's naval capability is by far the greatest in the world, as its chief competitors were badly weakened during the wars. Although UK's loss of life was significant during the wars, it was mild compared to most participants. For example, the Dutch handed over parts of its overseas empire to avoid having it fall into the hands of the French, and would never be a formidable naval competitor again. Obviously, the French were badly damaged, greatly diminishing their ability to compete. The British homeland was untouched, as opposed to the war-torn condition of most other nations on the continent. This is due to the fact that the UK is not connected by land to mainland Europe, combined with its strong navy, which prevented a French invasion across the channel. As a result, UK emerged as the world’s most dominant power. All nations fighting France depended on the UK for weapons, helping to propel it toward its position as the manufacturing/industrial leader in the world.

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Comments (275)

France never conquered Portugal. Your map is wrong.

#1 - Stami - 03/24/2013 - 19:24

This is pseudo-history. So wrong and fictional. Reading this bullsh*t is like putting a Tolkien book in "History" shelve.

#2 - Observer - 09/26/2013 - 11:22

Is this correct?

#3 - Shoelace_Untied - 11/03/2013 - 21:50

Is this a good site for a Essay?
:| :| :| :| :| :| :| :| :| :| :|

#4 - Observer # 2 - 11/22/2013 - 01:27

Who is the author and publisher of this site ????

#5 - Free - 12/19/2013 - 10:14

um... i dont trust this

#6 - Bystander - 12/20/2013 - 01:57

a Few maps are rong

#7 - Brotist - 01/31/2014 - 20:52

kush mudafuck da police

#8 - Lehroy - 02/06/2014 - 10:26

Short nigga but my dick tall
What I told your bitch dog
Only thug nigga down at the Pitchfork
Dirty van bitches wanna suck my dick off
Pop a Xany for a penny get the hit floor
Run up in this shit raw
I got a girl, I ain't never got no fuckin' condoms
If she caught me, then that bitch would be pissed off
Real nigga shit, Fergy be mobbing all day, prolly with Marty or Jay
Them my niggas from back in the day, Tarzan ain't showing his face
He prolly the one with the K, fronting then he letting it spray
Two shots to a bumbaclot man, Shabba Ranks let it go to your brain
Front then he coming your way
Let the semi dump, dump then he coming your way
Dump when the bad man come, my yout don't romp with me
Coupe full of bad hoes, they all wanna come with me
You got a coupe with a sad ho cause she wanna come with me
Shabba!

#9 - LONGDICKMANDINGO - 02/07/2014 - 13:28

Ball so hard mutherfukas wanna find me

#10 - Jake Sutton - 03/28/2014 - 08:29

Napoleon is my uncle

#11 - Tom Banks - 03/28/2014 - 08:30

Love you molly

#12 - Neil Bates - 03/28/2014 - 08:32

I have come to this unknown website to state that: \\\'I Neil Bates Love Libby Beacham\\\'

I hope Ellie doesn\\\'t somehow read this

#13 - Neil Bates - 03/28/2014 - 08:33

dm me @elliot dalton

#14 - elliott dalton - 03/28/2014 - 08:33

I am from da carabeean mon, i swear i am black

#15 - Chris Motley - 03/28/2014 - 08:33

This is taking a lot of courage for me to come out and say, hence why I am posting on an unknown website. I have homosexual tendencies, mainly brought about through my Father.

#16 - Jim Allen - 03/28/2014 - 08:35

Napoleon is a pussy.

Viva la revolution

17k94

#17 - Maximillian Robespierre - 03/28/2014 - 08:35

Neil come at me ;)

#18 - Libby beachem - 03/28/2014 - 08:35

I'm a cunt

#19 - ben dainty - 03/28/2014 - 08:35

Neil,
We've tracked your IP address and you will be sent a letter of prosecution for causing offence through social media.

Regards,

Worldology.com Team

#20 - Administrator - 03/28/2014 - 08:35

Bring it on

#21 - Neil Bates - 03/28/2014 - 08:36

Do you want to hear about my plan?

#22 - Sam Sadler - 03/28/2014 - 10:38

I'm a terrible son and my mum hates me

#23 - Jordan Leith - 03/31/2014 - 04:17

Im more whipped than kam

#24 - Neil Bates - 03/31/2014 - 04:17

Zak wouldn't lend me money because he's a jew..

#25 - Jordan Leith - 03/31/2014 - 04:18

I slept with ryan omera (irish)

#26 - Suspicious year 12 girl - 03/31/2014 - 04:18

You were hairy

#27 - Ryan O'Meara - 03/31/2014 - 08:13

You were my one true love

#28 - Jessica Berntsson - 03/31/2014 - 08:28

I was beaten to Mold by a ginger year 12. I am now in a deeper friendzone than Sam Sadler and Chris Motley put together..

#29 - Jim Allen - 03/31/2014 - 08:32

Chris\' dick is tiny. His record so far id 56 seconds

#30 - Libby Hunt - 03/31/2014 - 08:32

Any of you guys seen Jake Sutton recently? He isn't responding to my texts :(
Miss my bae so much

#31 - Abbie Titterton - 03/31/2014 - 08:33

Not my fault you couldn't satisfy me Jim

#32 - Grace Mold - 03/31/2014 - 08:34

Ben Dainty is a cunt, but Joe Hall is an alright guy.

#33 - Ginger Jake - 03/31/2014 - 08:34

Cheers pal *bro fist* xD

#34 - Joe Hall - 03/31/2014 - 08:34

But Libby I love you forever, you're my one true love! :/

#35 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 08:36

Oi Sam you were shit

#36 - Sexy Jade - 03/31/2014 - 08:37

Has anybody seen Sam Sadler lately? He hasn't spoken to me since he turned down the opportunity of a 'quick shag'. Unfortunately I had no choice but to friendzone him afterwards..

#37 - Jade - 03/31/2014 - 08:37

I'm always available ;)

#38 - Patrick Bamford - 03/31/2014 - 08:37

"@motteers "@NeilDCFC: *some good banter*"" what a beg"

Favourite me please?

#39 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 08:39

Well I think youre all being mean to me so im going to walk away from this site and sulk in the corner.

#40 - Neil Bates - 03/31/2014 - 08:39

Neil do you want to take the BATE and put your sausage in my BATTY...lets make a sausage batty lol

#41 - Shannon Batty - 03/31/2014 - 08:40

Waheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey ;D

#42 - Corey Ratcliffe - 03/31/2014 - 08:41

Oi stop it

#43 - Ellie Vernon - 03/31/2014 - 08:42

RATDEM I'LL BANG YOU MATE

#44 - j dot BOWLEY - 03/31/2014 - 08:43

Alright Jim, sorry mate. Sharing is caring though, as they say

#45 - Chris Channing - 03/31/2014 - 08:44

My mum's from the Caribbean, honest!!

#46 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 08:44

I shag people in club toilets lol

#47 - Heather Brobyn - 03/31/2014 - 08:44

Sorry JIm, no disrespect but i just wanted to plant my seed first. No hard feelings eh? get it, HARD feelings??

#48 - Chris Channing - 03/31/2014 - 08:46

I put it myself on my phone lol

#49 - Heather Brobyn - 03/31/2014 - 08:46

Yes EV ;)

#50 - Lad from the toilets - 03/31/2014 - 08:46

I know i can speak my mind on here because no one can judge me... i did shag ben dainty :/

#51 - Katie Astle - 03/31/2014 - 08:48

I'm not okay with this

#52 - Jim Allen - 03/31/2014 - 08:48

That callum is a deadman

#53 - Chris Channing - 03/31/2014 - 08:48

Can I have your sloppy seconds, Dainty?

#54 - Sam Sadler - 03/31/2014 - 08:49

Give me Jade's number

#55 - Ben Dainty - 03/31/2014 - 08:50

hey upp katie ;)
want the magic fingers do we??
come CB anytime, I'' text you when danny's out

#56 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 08:50

I love Dancing in the Moonlight by Toploader

#57 - Mollie Wheeldon - 03/31/2014 - 08:51

I got to Katie before Ben but she friendzoned me when i wouldnt shag her in the bathroom

#58 - Sam Sadler - 03/31/2014 - 08:51

I know you do, Mol

#59 - Neil Bates - 03/31/2014 - 08:52

Dear Diary,
Ellie, i still love you.
This has taken me a lot of guts to say.

#60 - Jim Allen - 03/31/2014 - 08:52

I just want a quick-SCOPE in abbie..
but then again ill definitely smash heathers back doors in

#61 - Jake toon - 03/31/2014 - 08:54

Chris, will you show me the magic fingers soon?

#62 - Ellie - 03/31/2014 - 08:54

FOR FUCKS SAKE JUST FUCK OFF

#63 - Joe Hall - 03/31/2014 - 08:55

hmmm heather or blaine.........

#64 - Jake toon - 03/31/2014 - 08:55

Hahahahahaha

#65 - Jake Sutton - 03/31/2014 - 08:55

If that chris walks past me again ill roundhouse his ass

#66 - Calum Lewis - 03/31/2014 - 08:57

Im been given the chance to take the official pictures at prom. Hope you guys don't mind..?

#67 - Joe Hall - 03/31/2014 - 08:57

Libby took the most fingers, just saying

#68 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 08:58

Haha you lot doing work in ya frees then, me and lew still on sporcle.
I still love hollie grief btw

#69 - Elliott Minns - 03/31/2014 - 08:59

Libby actually took a full fist the second time #progress

#70 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 09:00

I have to put my arm, head and penis in order to fit libbys bucket

#71 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 09:01

Can anybody lend me 10 pound so i can buy some dinner for this week?

#72 - Lewis Jones - 03/31/2014 - 09:01

One day I will get a second chance with nicole tunnicliffe #prayforchris

#73 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 09:02

Too far now lads

#74 - Neil Bates - 03/31/2014 - 09:02

Abbe Hammond is a bitch

#75 - Calum Lewis - 03/31/2014 - 09:02

I love my daddy

#76 - Jake Sutton - 03/31/2014 - 09:03

This is getting beyond a joke, lets all calm down and think what Jye would think about this

#77 - Neil Bates - 03/31/2014 - 09:04

Anyone else coming under the pylon with me and rossi?

#78 - Harry Rowe - 03/31/2014 - 09:04

Oi sound Neil, Repton Casuals for life. What a side

#79 - Jye Nicholas-French - 03/31/2014 - 09:05

Me and harry are going on a date tomorrow #proud #dontjudge

#80 - Ben Cresswell - 03/31/2014 - 09:06

I'll join you Harry

#81 - Alex Large - 03/31/2014 - 09:06

Ive just bought another guitar if youre interested Sammy?

#82 - Sam's webcam girl - 03/31/2014 - 09:07

Everyone stop this stupidity now its going to far

#83 - Heather Brobyn - 03/31/2014 - 09:08

Ready for round 2 at the next 6th form party Sam?xxxx

#84 - Rowena - 03/31/2014 - 09:08

Is it funny that ive fingered 3 girls in this room?

#85 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 09:09

Why are you all commenting on my article? It's about Napoleon

#86 - Jonathan Henderson - 03/31/2014 - 09:09

Why arent you answering me Sam?

#87 - Rowena - 03/31/2014 - 09:12

Is Sam McKay still coming to your 6th form? Think he's been avoiding me since we 'got it on'..

#88 - Ginger woman in Londis - 03/31/2014 - 09:14

Oscar and jye I love you, I will do anything xxx

#89 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 09:14

"Nothing happened we just slept in a bed together honestly"

#90 - Ryan O'Meara - 03/31/2014 - 09:16

Hi Chris, Sam is grabbing a mcdonalds later if you would like to come round? Want to make the most of our free time...

#91 - Liz Sadler - 03/31/2014 - 09:16

Get your hands off Chris, ive already ruined her #damagedgoods

#92 - Andy Sadler - 03/31/2014 - 09:17

Teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeegan :'(

#93 - Steve Ogden - 03/31/2014 - 09:17

I shag who i want

#94 - Steve Ogden - 03/31/2014 - 09:19

What about me?

#95 - Calum Lewis - 03/31/2014 - 09:19

chums, its not big and its not clever, stop acting like the big men

#96 - Jake Sutton - 03/31/2014 - 09:20

It was me who keyed Ross's car

#97 - Neil Bates - 03/31/2014 - 09:21

Steve, Round 2. Spread Eagle you Irish prick

#98 - Ross waters - 03/31/2014 - 09:21

Always knew it was you Neil #snake

#99 - Ross Waters - 03/31/2014 - 09:22

I for one just think this is all very childish. We've got Crowther next with an essay, grow up

#100 - Chris Motley - 03/31/2014 - 09:22

Ill take 100th post, as ive been friend zoned that many times

#101 - Sam Sadler - 03/31/2014 - 09:23

Any hole is a goal (even if its pooie)

#102 - Lewis Jones - 03/31/2014 - 09:23

Great article as always on worldology, but I just have one quick question: How did the Sixth Coalition form? You only skim through it in the article.
Thanks again for continually producing superb content!

#103 - Rob Penton - 03/31/2014 - 15:49

Rob Penton is a dickhead

#104 - Chris Motley - 04/01/2014 - 07:26

Hi, my name is Chris. I'm pleased to say a month ago I lost my 'virginity' to the girl I have liked for many years (shes wife material). However when it came to 'doing the deed' I found that I ejaculated in less than 10 seconds... My friends state that this is not normal. I am 18 years old so I am very concerened to know that 11 year olds can go longer than me. Even my younger brother Matt can last at least 15 seconds. Is there any treatment for my problem as otherwise I can't satisfy my love and i'm scared she will go to her other lover Lewis

#105 - Chris Motley - 04/03/2014 - 10:10

Chris, it is very normal to feel concerned because it is a very funny thing for your friends. I\'m going to be honest, I\'m laughing at you whilst writing this but I will offer my support if you require it.

#106 - Dr Hilary - 04/04/2014 - 05:06

lol chris motley m8 i can last way more than u

#107 - Chiz Dizzle - 04/04/2014 - 10:06

peniiis

#108 - nig - 04/07/2014 - 12:40

Alright lads?

#109 - Liam Glover - 04/09/2014 - 05:39

Hi, can you be my friends because I don't have any. Thanking you

#110 - Neil Bates - 04/09/2014 - 05:39

Do you think Rhiane will have a picture with me at prom as well as for the school photos? Need to add to my shrine

#111 - Jordan Leith - 04/09/2014 - 05:43

Will Abby Titterton be at the party tonight? xoxoxo

#112 - Jakre Sutton - 04/09/2014 - 05:46

It's true neil

#113 - Ellie - 04/09/2014 - 06:02

Neil I'm coming for you

#114 - Ratdem - 05/14/2014 - 05:14

I have never liked you Neil, and i never will, please stop tweeting me

#115 - Will hughes - 05/14/2014 - 06:43

2/10 banter at best

#116 - Neil Bates - 05/14/2014 - 06:45

Hi Son, what time are we meeting tonight?

#117 - Jake's Dad - 05/14/2014 - 06:45

Need to improve your banter if you are going to impress me, Elliott.

#118 - Beckie Walker - 05/14/2014 - 06:47

That's a nice haircut Elliott, it will be even better when it's finished

#119 - Mr Foxon - 05/14/2014 - 06:47

Don't worry Elliott, I love your banter

#120 - Ellie GV - 05/14/2014 - 06:48

Smack that bitch

#121 - Neil Bates - 05/14/2014 - 06:48

elliott you haven\'t messaged me in a while

#122 - lizzie smith - 05/14/2014 - 06:48

I don't.

#123 - Beckie Walker - 05/14/2014 - 06:49

I love the hate

#124 - Elliott Dalton - 05/14/2014 - 06:50

Hi Neil, I saw your email. Unfortunately i love Patrick Dowse and have to refuse your invitation

#125 - Amelia Reid - 05/14/2014 - 06:51

Neil can I have my tie back please mate

#126 - Craig evans - 05/14/2014 - 06:53

Can you please come back and buy some chicken and chip wraps????? I promise back hair has been removed from the ingrediants

#127 - Greasy Steve - 05/14/2014 - 06:55

Me and Jake = Best friends :):):)

#128 - Craig Evans - 05/14/2014 - 06:57

Can anyone lend me a shirt for prom my three are in the wash fam

#129 - Chris Motley - 05/14/2014 - 06:57

I'm not welsh guys....honest

#130 - Jake Sutton - 05/14/2014 - 07:01

Chris do you wanna come round hazzas for a shag

#131 - alex large harry rowe ben cresswel - 05/14/2014 - 07:04

Check out my blog guys!!! ;D

#132 - Neil Bates - 05/14/2014 - 07:08

HI neil chap wondering if youd check me out

#133 - Mark Allen - 05/14/2014 - 07:10

Hey Mark, id love to check you out, lowe neil lol found him in the special centre

#134 - DCFC KEV - 05/14/2014 - 07:10

Hi Neil, we regret to inform you that we have respectfully declined your application to study 'football management level 2' at our institution. Unfortunately 'Will Hughes' is not a valid reference to use.

#135 - University of Wembley - 05/14/2014 - 07:12

hey neil you havent attended my classe in over 5 years

#136 - speech therapist - 05/14/2014 - 07:12

Yeah s-s-s-s-s-s-ss-s--ssorry ive been bust wastching the kings speech

#137 - Neil Bates - 05/14/2014 - 07:13

come and shag me again daddy

#138 - Jake Sutton - 05/14/2014 - 07:14

no fuck off you ginger cunt

#139 - Daddy - 05/14/2014 - 07:15

you wanna actually go all the way in next time? couldnt feel anything?

#140 - Libby Hunt - 05/14/2014 - 07:16

Hannah, this is a message to you, we were meant to be, newton solney born and raised, i miss your lifts :'(

#141 - Neil Bates - 05/14/2014 - 07:16

that was all the way

#142 - Chris Motley - 05/14/2014 - 07:16

I only kissed you cause i was drunk, ugly fucker hahaha LOL

#143 - Beckie Walker - 05/14/2014 - 07:17

I think you should all leave the speccy shortarse alone. ly neil, #fuckcory

#144 - Shannon batty - 05/14/2014 - 07:17

Shop?

#145 - Ryan O'Meara - 05/14/2014 - 07:17

im sorry elliott you are my best mate, so i didnt mean to get personal

#146 - Neil Bates - 05/14/2014 - 07:19

I 'love my cat'

#147 - will lewis - 05/14/2014 - 07:20

We're all trying to have a good time here and then Neil pipes up and provides a killer blow like that. It's just no on, some things are better left unsaid Neil.

#148 - Elliott Dalton - 05/14/2014 - 07:21

ooo don't cry mate

#149 - Neil Bates - 05/14/2014 - 07:21

i havent washed my hand since being with ellie roome

#150 - ryan omera - 05/14/2014 - 07:22

taste my rainbow with your oral cavity, bitch.

#151 - Dan Gleesack - 05/30/2014 - 09:11

Who the hell comments on this specific page?

#152 - Joe Frade - 10/15/2014 - 16:09

#153 - Brian McGee - 11/03/2014 - 06:32

Wow! I am EMBARRASSED to see such DISGUSTING content!

Bwaaaaaaaah!

#154 - Brian McGee - 11/03/2014 - 06:39

Joe, you're nothing, you're a fool and a you're a waster of time. GOODNIGHT #youwansum

#155 - Andy Tate - 12/09/2014 - 16:15

Fuck off Brian McGee, I've already had 4 fingers inside your bird #MagicFingers

#156 - Chris Motley - 12/09/2014 - 16:18

Steve what is this nonsense?!?!?

#157 - tegan - 12/09/2014 - 17:41

Chris you're full of bullshit. Magic fingers? I had to finish it off myself.

#158 - Libby Hunt - 12/09/2014 - 17:42

Does anyone know I work at McDonalds? Not sure if I've told everyone yet or tweeted about it enough.

#159 - Ryan O'Meara - 12/09/2014 - 17:56

Libby, that was one of the most intimate moments of my life. I thought we really had a connection :( x

#160 - Chris Motley - 12/09/2014 - 17:59

Get back to work Ryan you useless cunt

#161 - Ronald McDonald - 12/09/2014 - 18:00

Shop anyone?

#162 - Ryan O\\\'Meara - 12/09/2014 - 18:01

Anybody know the prices of half season tickets? Thinking about buying one if we are still top at Christmas

#163 - Chris Motley - 12/09/2014 - 18:04

I go to every away game with Draper's parents. oooo big pete hehehe

#164 - Ryan O'Meara - 12/09/2014 - 18:05

I stayed up all night writing a Gary Barlow inspired song for Ellie but she doesn't 'want me back for good'

#165 - Neil Bates - 12/09/2014 - 18:07

Did I mention on twitter that I don't like people at my uni?

#166 - Jake Sutton - 12/09/2014 - 18:09

I struggle with emotional issues and that's why I get angry all the time. Will somebody help me express my feelings?xxx

#167 - Neil Bates - 12/09/2014 - 18:10

You want sum?

#168 - Wealdstone Raider - 12/09/2014 - 18:12

Do you think Abbie Titterton remembers me? I'm wanking myself silly at the moment.

#169 - Jake Sutton - 12/09/2014 - 18:12

I've always been more of a Robbie Williams fan tbh

#170 - Ellie G-V - 12/09/2014 - 18:18

Does everyone know I work at Derbyshire cricket? I don't know if I've shared their content enough on social media sites.

#171 - Neil Bates - 12/09/2014 - 18:20

I've heard that speccy cunt Neil has been calling me an ugly bastard. I'll knock them frames off your fucking nose if you call my girlfriend fit one more time

#172 - Alfie Lowe - 12/09/2014 - 18:24

I'll fucking have the lot of you, especially this Neil Bates dickhead

#173 - Brian McGee - 12/09/2014 - 18:27

Yeah Neil's a wanker. Get used to it.#AFC

#174 - Will Lewis - 12/09/2014 - 18:27

Anyone want a ticket to a lola lo party this week? Contact for me details

#175 - Tom Banks - 12/09/2014 - 18:31

If you want me Jake you'll have to squeeze it in the back because Chris Motley has already got 7 fingers up the front

#176 - Abbie Titterton - 12/09/2014 - 18:31

Just performed acoustic versions of 'Smack my Bitch' and Akon's 'lonely'. Give it a listen, tar
[email protected]

#177 - Tom Banks - 12/09/2014 - 18:35

easy bruvv hmmmmeeee

#178 - Ben Ruston - 12/09/2014 - 18:36

Did you know I pay my taxes?

#179 - Tom Banks - 12/09/2014 - 18:37

Shop??

#180 - Ryan O'Meara - 12/09/2014 - 18:38

Dad? Are you there?

#181 - Jake Sutton - 12/09/2014 - 18:41

Ohhh I love hockey so much!!!!

#182 - Elliott Dalton - 12/10/2014 - 16:34

That's really funny mate, anyway when I was in Tunisia....

#183 - Ryan O'Meara - 12/10/2014 - 16:40

That's funny because my grandfather recaptured tunisia from Rommel's panzer army on his own in 1943

#184 - Tom Banks - 12/10/2014 - 16:48

Thanks tom for the birthday, Halloween,diwali, Hanukkah,Ramadan,the birth of guru Nanak day and Christmas presents

#185 - Beth Copeland - 12/10/2014 - 17:16

It's OK mate you'll be the coolest copper at the station now, by the way your toothbrush is still at mine

#186 - Tom Banks - 12/10/2014 - 17:21

Did I mention that I got employee of the month at McDonald's? #proud :) ;) :')

#187 - Ryan O'Meara - 12/10/2014 - 18:10

Just have a little, patieenncccccee

#188 - Neil Bates - 12/10/2014 - 18:20

Oi boys I'm a bit pissed

#189 - Elliott 'lad' Dalton - 12/10/2014 - 19:16

Wish I was there boogieing the night away with you Elliott

#190 - Beckie Williams - 12/10/2014 - 20:29

ooops forgot my own surname for a second then #bantz #blondemoment #lol

#191 - Beckie Walker - 12/10/2014 - 20:31

I do love a good shot of 4% Sourz

#192 - Neil Bates - 12/11/2014 - 03:48

That's a nice shirt Neil. Who designed that? Mat Alan?

#193 - Mr Foxon - 12/11/2014 - 06:03

Me and Steve became cousins when are granddads once shook hands in a park in 1953

#194 - Chris Motley - 12/11/2014 - 07:14

I'm so pissed off at the moment cuz I'm gonna go out and punch some trees

#195 - Steve Ogden - 12/11/2014 - 07:15

Haha yeah, does anyone know if Chris commons still plays for derby? #PlasticAndProud

#196 - Chris Motley - 12/11/2014 - 15:07

Alright boys, I've got something to tell you, I picked up gay Aids whilst I was in Leeds, so I would advise you not to drink out of the same wine glasses as me when I return.

#197 - Harry Rowe - 12/11/2014 - 17:01

You could of told me mate my arse-hole is like a empty golf bag

#198 - Tom Banks - 12/11/2014 - 17:04

W-W-We Are D-D-Derby

#199 - Neil Bates - 12/11/2014 - 17:05

I have giid eyebrows

#200 - Hollie Grief - 12/11/2014 - 17:11

Did I mention I played against Kwame Thomas when I was younger?

#201 - Ben Ruston - 12/11/2014 - 17:18

If my granddad didn't give me money id be on benefits

#202 - Ollie Mcelroy - 12/11/2014 - 17:25

Alex tipper favourited this

#203 - Alex Tipper - 12/11/2014 - 17:26

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