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    Napoleon Bonaparte was born on 15th of August 1769 in Corsica. Educated at military school‚ he served in Valence and Auxonne until after the outbreak of the Revolution in 1789. He was promoted to the rank of brigadier general at age of 24 because of his strategy in the siege of Toulon and subsequently appointed as the commander of French Army in Italy. France now faced a new coalition - Austria and Russia had allied with Britain. Napoleon returned to Paris‚ where the government was in crisis. He

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    Napoleon anxiously paced back and forth across his study. His window was opened slightly‚ and the chirps and songs of various birds could be heard echoing across the busy city of Paris. Often‚ Napoleon could hardly tell the difference between the songs of these animals and the countless conversations that all seemed to translate into one constant noise. These sounds only succeeded to aggravate him further‚ so he walked to the window and closed it. “Merde…” Napoleon murmured under his breath. “Where

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    Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon Bonaparte was born in 1769 in Corsica about a year and a half after its attachment to France. He came from a noble family. His father‚ a solicitor by profession‚ was against the French occupation of Corsica. Since at age of nine Napoleon was enrolled in college in France‚ where was instructed and was educated under the French system‚ however‚ that did not change in his Corsican temperament. Five years taught at the military college in Brien‚ then a year at the

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    Napoleon Bonaparte ¬Napoleon Bonaparte has been one of the biggest known leaders and highly debated characters. Known for his leadership skills‚ but debated for the many different interpretations of his actions. Most historians have believed that Napoleon is either an Heir or a Betrayer. It was through his actions on how you can see how Napoleon is considered a betrayer to the French revolution. This is shown through different actions and the way he handled certain situations. The first sign that

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    according to their interests. Having power or a higher position makes us feel superior and able to mistreat other people. Animal Farm‚ by George Orwell‚ is a great example of how leaders abuse their power and bend their rules to gain something. Napoleon‚ one of the pigs‚ is the leader of the farm. When he rises as the leader‚ he proposed the Seven Commandments; these commandments established the rights of the animals and it said that every animal was equal. As the novel goes on‚ these commandments

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    McCormick World History – 104 27 September 2013 The Rise and Fall of Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon Bonaparte‚ the second of eleven children‚ was born in August of 1769 on a French island named Corsica. Being born into a gentry family‚ this made Bonaparte’s success rate very high. Growing up Bonaparte could not speak fluent French. As he entered school at the age of ten‚ it was a struggle for him because other students referred to Bonaparte as an “outsider” due to his background. His French had gotten better

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    dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte. At the time‚ there were a lot invasions and Paris had declared war on Austria on April 20‚ 1792. Five days later‚ once Robespierre was executed‚ disorder remained over Austria. Paris was not sure how to acquire more money to finance the war. The general hired Napoleon Bonaparte to lead the "Army of Italy". Beethoven was excited and used the symphony to express his thoughts about bravery and admiration for the French Revolution and Napoleon Bonaparte. As Napoleon lead the

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    Bonaparte instituted lasting reforms that mark the transition from absolute government to the modern state. One of Napoleon’s greatest contributions was the codification of French law and especially the great Civil Code that replaced the 360 local codes of the Ancient Regime. It was a combination of the egalitarianism of the Revolution and the authoritarianism of Napoleon. The code forbade privileges based on birth‚ allowed freedom of religion‚ and specified that government jobs go to the most qualified

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    Napoleon Bonaparte and the Great Army Napoleon Napoleon Bonaparte was a great French military leader and politic leader. He was also the first French emperor . He was a crucial character in the rise of the great army! The Grand Armee The grand armee was a very powerful army also known as the great army. Lead by a very powerful Napoleon. The army consisted of six corps under the command of Napoleon’s marshals and senior generals. The army grew in size as Napoleon’s might spread across Europe. It

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    Napoleon Bonaparte: An Illustrious Life Although copious individuals see him as a heartless war mongrel‚ Napoleon Bonaparte enhanced both France and modern society in countless ways‚ and his name will live on in textbooks and in the hearts of many for all eternity. He overthrew France’s weak monarchy and replaced it with a much stronger‚ centralized governmental system. The great conqueror‚ while very militaristic‚ also valued equal schooling and anti-discrimination for all. He created schools

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