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The 15 pages that link to War of the Fourth Coalition, each with the reason it gives.

• Napoleonic WarsBroader topic: This coalition’s defeat led to French dominance over much of central Europe.

• Peninsular WarNarrower topic: It provides the wider European setting immediately preceding the invasion of Portugal.

• War of 1812Narrower topic: Britain’s struggle against France shaped the trade restrictions and naval policies that angered the United States.

• Treaty of TilsitNarrower topic: French victories in this war brought Prussia and Russia to negotiations at Tilsit.

• Battle of AusterlitzRelated: Austerlitz weakened Austria while leaving Prussia and Russia to confront Napoleon in the next coalition war.

• Battle of Jena–AuerstedtNarrower topic: Jena–Auerstedt was the decisive opening victory of this war.

• French invasion of RussiaCompared with: Its rapid French victories contrast with the prolonged, destructive Russian campaign.

• War of the Third CoalitionRelated: The settlement of 1805 did not end resistance; a new coalition formed the following year.

• Gebhard Leberecht von BlücherRelated: Blücher fought in the war that ended with Prussia’s crushing defeat and territorial losses.

• War of the Sixth CoalitionCompared with: Its earlier defeat contrasts with Prussia’s decisive role in 1813–1814.

• War of the Fifth CoalitionRelated: Its end left Austria as the principal continental power still able to challenge Napoleon.

• Battle of EylauNarrower topic: Eylau was a major battle in this coalition war.

• Karl August von HardenbergNarrower topic: Prussia’s defeat in this war brought Hardenberg back into power and accelerated reform.

• Battle of FriedlandNarrower topic: Friedland was the decisive French victory that broke Russia’s field resistance in this war.

• Frederick William IIIRelated: Frederick William brought Prussia into the coalition whose defeat transformed his reign.