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    Napoleon Bonaparte Thesis

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    declared war against Austria in April, Napoleon’s offense was forgiven (Godechot 1-2). In October 1792, Pasquale Paoli rose as a dictator in attempts to free Corsica from France and around this time Napoleon was also promoted to captain of his regiment but he decided not to rejoin, but instead to return home to Corsica. Napoleon, being a member of the Corsican Jacobins, opposed Paoli and his policy, and in April 1793, civil war broke out in Corsica (Godechot 2). In conclusion of the civil war,…

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    Napoleon Bonaparte is one of the most well known military leaders and emperors to walk the earth. He rapidly rose through the military ranks during the French Revolution, and eventually crowned himself emperor. The intelligent and hard working Napoleon managed to conquer much of Europe in the early 19th century and dominated in many battles. One famous battles is the Battle of Austerlitz, or the Battle of the Three Emperors. In this battle, Napoleon demonstrates his genius military strategies,…

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    Bonaparte Essay The Battle of Austerlitz, otherwise known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, was arguably Napoleon's most impressive and important victory during his lifetime. This battle was the first engagement of the War of the Third Coalition, and the opening battle to a two year war period ending the Third Coalition against France. This coalition, consisting of some of Napoleon's greatest enemies of Russia, Austria, and Britain, allied together to create a massive army that seemed…

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    using their supplies. Some of the men died from confrontations, diseases, freezing, starvation, and even sad enough as being trampled by their own men. With the army dying off, Napoleon’s chance of winning was slimming. The Russians would attack the Napoleonic army, which left hundreds dead, and Napoleon’s army did not have enough weaponry to fight back. Consequently, Napoleon’s campaign of 1812 was a…

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    He began by creating the Napoleonic Law Code, a set of laws with a punishment to go along with each for breaking it. After the revolution, no one knew which laws, if broken, were punishable, and which laws were not. Therefore, Napoleon improved France with the Napoleonic Law Code because it was an easy to understand set of laws that were written down. Napoleon Bonaparte also created rights for men…

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    As the French Revolution was beginning to hit its height, a small Brigadier General was starting to grow into fame. Napoleon Bonaparte was born in 1769 in Corsica and when he was twenty-seven years old in 1796 was given the reigns of the French Army of Italy. He was given these reigns for his prestigious smarts in and out of the classroom. David Bell stated in his concise biography Napoleon, which Napoleon said “I lived like a bear…always alone in my small room with my books…my only friends!”…

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    Napoleon was a masterful ruler. He discovered a number of reforms that brought peace and strength back to France. Born on August 15, 1769, in Ajaccio, on the Mediterranean island of Corsica. Napoleon was the second of eight surviving children born to Carlo Buonaparte. Napoleon family was not wealthy. As a boy, Napoleon went to school in mainland France, where he learned French language. He graduated from a French military academy in 1785. He quickly rose through the military ranks, and through…

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    and fit for war. Napoleon hoped to use the hospitals in Smolensk. However, when he got there, he soon realized that they were already full and lacked the room for his men. This was the last straw for Napoleon as he decided to leave his men there and personally retreat back to France. Not long after Napoleon retreated to France, the Grande Armée stumbled back into France full of illness and despair. His largest army in human history had been defeated thoroughly. By the time the war was over…

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    and disregard the affect; what becomes of the world after the significant event is what comes through the lines of history. Napoleon was one of the many people in the documented past that fell victim to this cruel concept. The lasting outcome of his wars and leadership are justifying heroic. Truly a hero in todays world. France was in a chaos before Napoleon inserted himself into his crumbling empire. Power ran through Napoleon's veins as he guided his people through the death and chaos. He…

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    Everyone needs help, especially if you're trying to ruin a farm. Napoleon seems to have had help in bringing the rebellion down. Someone must have had felt the same as him, so they decided to work for him. Everything always seemed okay for Napoleon to do, but not for others to do. He always had backup to shut the other animals up. This proves he had help. We can agree Napoleon had help to overturn the rebellion, but he needed help to do it somehow. Our first thought could be the pigs, because…

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