Part 1 Chronologies - international affairs and military campaigns: the wars of the French Revolution and the rise of General Bonaparte, 1792-1801; the Napoleonic Wars, 1803-15 - the Anglo-French war, 1803-14, the Austerlitz campaign, 1805, the Prussian campaign, 1806, the Polish campaign, 1806-7, the Peninsular war, 1808-14, the Wagram campaign, 1809, the Russian campaign, 1812, the German war of liberation, 1813, the campaign in northern France, 1814, the Waterloo campaign, 1815; the Anglo-American war, 1812-15; European diplomacy. Part 2 Chronologies - domestic and national affairs: Austria, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Prussia, Russia, Scandinavia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey (the Ottoman Empire), the United States. Part 3 Chronologies - cultural and scientific landmarks. Part 4 Rulers and governments: Europe's principal ruling families; monarchs and principal ministers of the great powers - Austria, Britain, France, Prussia, Russia; rulers of other/secondary powers - Baden, Bavaria, Denmark, the Netherlands, Portugal, Saxony, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, the United States, Wurttemburg; principal honours and ranks bestowed by Napoleon, the imperial family, princes of the empire, dukes, the remaining marshals, other dignitaries of the Imperial court. Part 5 The departments of Napoleon's empire: the French departments, departments annexed during the revolutionary wars, departments annexed in Italian and Swiss lands, departments annexed in Dutch and German lands, departments of the kingdom of Italy, departments of the kingdom of Westphalia. Part 6 Economic and military potential of the leading powers: Austria, Britain, France, Prussia, Russia. Part 7 Biographies. Part 8 Battles. Part 9 Alliances, coalitions and leagues. Part 10 Codes, decrees and declarations. Part 11 Conferences, congresses and treaties.
