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imported>TheAlitaFan Created page with "{{Yearnav}} == Events == * February 26 - Emperor Napoleon I of France escapes from exile in Elba, and leaves to return to France. * March 20 - The Napoleonic Wars reignite when Napoleon Bonaparte (Napoleon I) enters Paris, formally marking the commencement of the Hundred Days campaign (Also known as the Bonapartist Restoration and the War of the Seventh Coalition). Louis XVIII and his family flee for their lives. * June 18 - Napoleonic Wars -..." |
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* July 10 - Napoleon I surrenders himself to the British on the HMS ''Bellerophon.'' He is transferred on August 7 to the HMS ''Northumberland'' for his second and final exile on St. Helena. | * July 10 - Napoleon I surrenders himself to the British on the HMS ''Bellerophon.'' He is transferred on August 7 to the HMS ''Northumberland'' for his second and final exile on St. Helena. | ||
* October 15 - Former Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte begins his exile on Saint Helena in the Atlantic Ocean. | * October 15 - Former Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte begins his exile on Saint Helena in the Atlantic Ocean. | ||
* November 1- [[Indigenous Australian Genocide]] | * November 1- [[Indigenous Australian Genocide]]: at Oyster Bay in Tasmania, in reprisal for the attacks on sheep, a detachment of the 48th regiment killed approximately 19 aboriginal warriors. | ||
* November 20 - The Napoleonic Wars come to an end after 12 years, with the British government restoring the status quo of France, prior to when the French Revolution began in 1789, after 26 years of turmoil. The Bourbon monarchy is later overthrown once more in 1830, and replaced with a more liberal monarchy and monarch. | * November 20 - The Napoleonic Wars come to an end after 12 years, with the British government restoring the status quo of France, prior to when the French Revolution began in 1789, after 26 years of turmoil. The Bourbon monarchy is later overthrown once more in 1830, and replaced with a more liberal monarchy and monarch. | ||