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   Aug 22, 2022 · Napoleon Bonaparte lived one of the most extraordinary of all human lives. In the space of just twenty years, from October 1795 when as a young artillery captain he cleared the streets of Paris of insurrectionists, to his final defeat at the (horribly mismanaged) battle of Waterloo in June 1815, Napoleon transformed France and Europe.

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   Mar 2, 2024 · War of the Second Coalition. In 1798, French officials came up with a plan to assert a French presence in Egypt. With Napoleon leading, the Egyptian expedition began wonderfully, capturing Malta, Alexandria, and the Nile Delta. The political climate in France was shifting and impossible to foretell.

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   • Most publicly notorious action was the 1804 arrest and execution of a Bourbon, the duke of Enghien, who had allegedly took part in a plot against Napoleon. 7. Drawbacks of Napoleon’s Reforms III. Napoleonic Wars during the Consulate Era A. The series of wars were usually short and distinct.

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   How did Napoleon Bonaparte change the fate of Europe?

   • Napoleon Bonaparte changed the fate of Europe like few others. As France emerged from the bloody and divisive French Revolution, Napoleon rapidly ascended to power and had his eyes on the European continent, hungry to expand French dominance.

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   • Critics argue Napoleon's true legacy must reflect the loss of status for France and needless deaths brought by his rule: historian Victor Davis Hanson writes, "After all, the military record is unquestioned—17 years of wars, perhaps six million Europeans dead, France bankrupt, her overseas colonies lost."

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   Why did Napoleon come back to France in 1799?

   • With Napoleon leading, the Egyptian expedition began wonderfully, capturing Malta, Alexandria, and the Nile Delta. The political climate in France was shifting and impossible to foretell. The peak of this domestic conflict came with a coup d'état towards the end of 1799. Napoleon had prearranged his comeback and made it back to Paris by October.

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   First great revolt against Napoleon’s power occurred in Spain. When Napoleon tried to tighten his control over Spain by replacing the Spanish King with his brother, Joseph, the Spanish people waged a costly guerrilla war. Aided by the British under one of their ablest commanders, Duke of Wellington.

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   It does so by examining the arguments in favour of empire in three ‘ sites of ideas ’ : the neo-monarchists in Napoleon’s entourage ; the political elite, preoccupied with many of the same concerns that had plagued France since 1789; and the wider political nation, which expressed a manifest adhesion to Napoleon as emperor that was marked ...

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   Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon Bonaparte was born on the Mediterranean island of Corsica in 1769. Napoleon studied at military schools in France and fought on the side of the revolutionaries in the French Revolution. Napoleon stood out because of his advanced military training; he was eventually made general of the French army at 24 years old.