Plan >>page 01

1. Origin
   1. Vienna, the place of birth >>page 02
   1. Descent >>page 03
      Descent /2 >>page 04
   2. The Family coat-of-arms >>page 05
   3. Homeland >>page 06
      Homeland /2 >>page 07
   2. His father, founder of the National Library >>page 08
      His father, founder the National Museum >>page 09
   3. His uncle, count Festetics György >>page 10
   4. Portraits of Széchenyi >>page 11
      Portraits of Széchenyi /2 >>page 12
      Portraits of Széchenyi /2>>page 13
   5. His schools and teachers >>page 14
      
      
2. Years spent in military service
   1. Fighting against Napoleon >>page 15
      1. The hussar >>page 16
         The hussar /2 >>page 17
      2. In the battle of Leipzig >>page 18
   2. In times of peace >>page 19
      1. His decorations >>page 20
      2. Missions to Italy and France >>page 21
      3. His visit to England >>page 22
         
      4. His friend, baron Wesselényi >>page 23
         His friend, baron Wesselény /2 >>page 24
         
         
3. The reform era began
   1. Institution of the Academy
      1. Pozsony, residence of the Assemblies >>page 25
         Pozsony, residence of the Assemblies /2 >>page 26
      2. The emblem of the Academy >>page 27
      3. The building of the Academy >>page 28
      4. Second president of the Academy >>page 29
   2. The Hungarian horse-racing
      1. The first horse race held in Pest >>page 30
      2. His first book: About Horses >>page 31
      3. Horse-Breding Company >>page 32
   3. His most popular book: CREDIT >>page 33
      1. Ferdinand V. is the king >>page 34
         
   4. The National Theatre >>page 35
   5. Regulation of the Lower Danube >>page 36
      1. The Royal Inspector >>page 37
         The Royal Inspector /2 >>page 38
      2. The D.D.S.G.>>page 39
         The shipyard of the DDSG in Óbuda >>page 40
         DDSG goods traffic >>page 41
         DDSG postal service >>page 42
      3. The Danube-Main Canal >>page 43
         
      4. His marriage >>page 44
         His marriage /2 >>page 45
         
         
4. The main work of Széchenyi: the Chain Bridge >>page 46
   1. The bridge-plan of Széchenyi >>page 47
      1. Archduke Joseph, the palatine >>page 48
   2. From the Society to the Act >>page 49
      The Bridge Act and the general and
      proportionate sharing in taxation >>page 50
   3. Laying the foundation stone >>page 51
      Structural elements of the Chain Bridge >>page 52
   4. Ceremonial opening of the bridge >>page 53
   5. The symbol of Budapest >>page 54
      
   6. The explosion of the Chain Bridge >>page 55
      Help the reconstruction! >>page 56
      Already reconstructed >>page 57
      Already reconstructed /2 >>page 58
   7. The symbol of Hungary >>page 59
      
      
5. The greatest Hungarian
   1. The founder of factories and banks >>page 61
      The founder of factories and banks /2 >>page 62
      1. The Parliament >>page 63
      2. The silk and the cholera epidemic >>page 64
   2. His political opponents >>page 65
      His political opponents /2 >>page 66
   3. Széchenyi and the sports
   1. Rowing >>page 67
      
   2. Skatind and fencing >>page 68
   3. Swimming, chess, etc. >>page 69
      
      
6. Promoter of Transport
   1. Port of Fiume >>page 70
   2. Regulation of the river Tisza >>page 71
      Regulation of the river Tisza /2 >>page 72
   3. Railway building >>page 73
   4. Steam-shipping on the Balaton >>page 74
      Steam-shipping on the Balaton /2 >>page 75
   5. Minister of the revolution >>page 76
      1. The Prime Minister: Battyány >>page 77
      2. The Minister of Justice: Deák >>page 78
         
         
7. In the Sanatorium of Döbling
   1. Nervous breakdown and recovery >>page 79
   2. He became the mental leader again
   3. Death of Széchenyi >>page 81
      
      
8. Memory of Széchenyi
   1. Poets, writers, composers >>page 82
      Poets, writers, composers /2 >>page 83
      Poet of the Szózat "Appeal" >>page 84
   2. The "Széchenyi" steam ships >>page 85
      The "Széchenyi" steam ships /2 >>page 86
   3. Nominated from Széchenyi >>page 87