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Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte may be familiar to many, those many remember him as the creator of the Napoleonic Code and for being the big part of The French Revolution. Napoleon Bonaparte was French statesman and a military leader who rose in The French Revolution. He was the Emperor of France and well known from 1804-1814.
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Napoleons Feats
Napoleon was successful at his work at the time. Napoleon won so many battles but, the one of his most important battles that he won was The Battle Of the 13 Veniremen. When he competed in this battle, his biggest determination on the battle was to end the threat of the Revolutionary Government. He led the French to victory in many battles. During that time Napoleon became increasingly influential to French politics. His army captured 150,000 prisoners, 540 canons, and 170 standards during one of the most popular takeovers know as the Italian Campaign against the First Coalition.
Napoleonic Code
The most significant accomplishment of Napoleon was the creation of the Napoleon Code made by Napoleon. which streamlined the French legal system and continues to form the foundation of French civil law to this day. In 1802, a constitutional amendment made Napoleon first consul for life
Napoleonic Code
The most significant accomplishment of Napoleon was the creation of the Napoleon Code made by Napoleon. which streamlined the French legal system and continues to form the foundation of French civil law to this day. In 1802, a constitutional amendment made Napoleon first consul for life
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Napoleons Failures
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Napoleon's Conclusion
Napoleon Bonaparte deserves to be in the Hall of Shame wouldn't you agree? Napoleon had no right to invade Russia and hurt the people he did. His control went way out of hand causing many people of his country to be upset. Napoleon went and let everyone down by his ways of "helping his country". He escaped jail and made a big mistake by losing everyone by not only letting them down but, causing him to get sent to the Island of Waterloo where his was sent to rest in peace. Napoleon does not deserve to be rewarded for being a big part of the French Revolution but if it was up to himself for making the mistakes he made then he would not be remembered today.