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1794 from the Pyrenees fronts, with massacres of Basque villagers to the Battle of the Black Mountain.
The Italian front has Napoleon, as a mere artillery general, plan a maneuver to get the Piedmontese out of their Alpine fortifications, Massena executes it successfully.
The Rhine front sees the French struggle with the river crossing and when they do cross the Austrians defeat them.
This year reveals the way the Revolution destroyed the human capital of the Royal French Army, and how it improved subsequently. The artillery lost the least, the infantry was getting better after the massive recruitment in the Levee En Masse, the cavalry though, still had a ways to go.

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The focus is on Nelson's great victory, but we also cover the Battle of the Pyramids, the Siege of Acre and the Battle of Mount Tabor.

The strategic choice of Egypt as a way to defeat Britain, may sound crazy, but we go into French thinking. This is Napoleon's and Tallyrand's best thinking on the subject. It may not be that hopeful, whole lotta steps involved, but it's te best they got.

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This covers most of the colonial wars with the French and Dutch during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

You get a cumulative effect of seemingly slow British progress, that in the end removes all French influence overseas by 1811. Then, problems with the Americans predominate.

There is a good deal of discussion about Elphinstone's campaign to take Capetown and the Battle at Saldana Bay.