tilsit

Like it says on the tin. Was there any way the Austrian Empire could've gotten its hands on Silesia as a result of the Treaty of Tilsit? Perhaps if the War of the Fourth Coalition was an even tougher victory for Napoleon than IOTL (the French armies were exhausted and far from home), and so he...

Napoleon tried to build a Franco-Russian anti-british alliance in 1807, but it didn't last because Russia had to much to gain from being friendly to Britain. What if Napoleon foresaw that Russia couldn't be kept friendly? Would there still be peace in the summer of 1807 or would the war carry on?

Right after the battle of Friedland, Napoleon suddenly has an ASB illumination and foresees the disaster and utter ruin he will bring France to if he keeps warmongering. He suddenly suffers from a huge lassitude toward war and is tired of all the blood split during his reign so he wants a...

So, assume that Napoleon ultimately decides to destroy Prussia for good after his victory at the Battle of Friedland in 1807. The Duchy of Warsaw would still be created. How would he divide the spoils? Here's what i think: My guess is that a rump Hohenzollern state would linger on in most of...

So, i've been playing around in my mind with a Napoleonic scenario whereas Nap ultimately decides that Tsar Alexander of Russia is trustworthy as an ally, or at least co-belligerent, and does not invade Russia. Instead, France and Russia gear up for an invasion of the Ottoman Empire by land...

I have been looking around on this forum and haven't found much of an answer of this question.specifically to the people who know Britain internal politics during the Napoleonic wars, i have heard that there was a push for peace after the disasters of the third and fourth coalitions (including...