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1797
 
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Horace Walpole dies and the Strawberry Hill estate is left to his niece, Anne Seymour Damer, a well-known sculptress, for her lifetime. See in Google maps   
Strawberry Hill, aquatint 1793
Richmond Local Studies
1797
 
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Napoleon marches against Vienna and is only two days from the city when the emperor requests an armistice       
1797
 
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In Venice Napoleon deposes the last of the doges and sets up a provisional democracy      
1797
 
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Pope Pius VI is seized by a French army in Rome and is taken off to captivity in France      
1797
 
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On 18 Fructidor (September 4) Napoleon organizes, from a distance, a coup d'étât in Paris on behalf of three of the Directors       
1797
 
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The king's son, William, Duke of Clarence, becomes Keeper (or Ranger) of Bushy Park and establishes his mistress, the actress Dora Jordan, in Bushy House See in Google maps   
Hoppner, Mrs Jordan, 1791
Tate Gallery, London

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1797
 
    
Samuel Taylor Coleridge says that while writing Kubla Khan he is interrupted by 'a person on business from Porlock'       
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, by Peter Vandyke, 1795
National Portrait Gallery, London

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1797
 
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Napoleon achieves the peace of Campo Formio, by which Austria cedes the Austrian Netherlands and northern Italy to France      
1797
 
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By the Treaty of Campo Formio the free republic of Venice, created by Napoleon, is handed over to Austrian rule       
1797
 
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George Gostling II inherits Whitton Park and commisions Humphrey Repton to landscape the grounds. See in Google maps