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..., which he himself had visited, and gave his thoughts on the battle and on Napoleon, starting with a description of the ball at [[Brussels]] which preceded the

* Herbert H. Gowen, ''Napoleon of the Pacific: Kamehameha the Great''. (1919)

...and joined the army of Russian Tsar Alexander I, which continued to oppose Napoleon. He later took part in the wars of liberation and was chief of staff of the Clausewitz relied on his own experiences, contemporary writings about Napoleon, and on a small body of historical sources. His historiographical approach

...the son-in-law of the Spanish king on the newly erected throne of Etruria. Napoleon, his dreams for a French empire in the Middle East thwarted by the British ...s Haitian campaign, where his invasion army had been destroyed by disease. Napoleon's chief goal was to strengthen the United States as a counter-weight to Bri

=== ''Napoleon'' Screenplay (1969) ===

...nçois Pierre La Varenne]] and further developing with the famous chef of [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] and other dignitaries, [[Marie-Antoine Carême]].

...nce from Louis XV to Napoleon'' (2002) [http://www.amazon.com/Great-Nation-Napoleon-Penguin-History/dp/0140130934/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1197705067&sr= ...nce from Louis XV to Napoleon'' (2002) [http://www.amazon.com/Great-Nation-Napoleon-Penguin-History/dp/0140130934/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1197705067&sr=

...the French invasion, during the [[Second French Revolution]] with Louis [[Napoleon III]] as President, there were the then kingdoms of [[Laos]] and Cambodia. With the collapse of the government of Napoleon III, in 1870, as a result of the [[Franco-Prussian War]], the [[French Thir

The republic was ended by [[Napoleon]] in 1797, and the [[Austria|Austrians]] took control over the city and its

...14 Neuss was part of [[France]] during the reign of [[Napoleon I of France|Napoleon]]. Then in 1815 Neuss became part of [[Prussia (state)|Prussia]] and was re

...formation that combined infantry, artillery, and cavalry, an innovation of Napoleon Bonaparte. Before the invention of the division, commanders had to make ''a ...andardized mixtures of troops or equipment. The Duke of Wellington refined Napoleon's idea and created interchangeable divisions of standardized capabilities.

...incorruptible". It starts from the death of [[Louis XV]] and ends with [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]'s "Whiff of Grapeshot" by which "the thing we specifically call

...long work ''The Dynasts'' (1904 - 6), partly in prose, dealing with the [[Napoleon]]ic wars. The historian G M Young, writing in 1940, considered ''The Dynas

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...d to a small estate at Blois and devoted himself to scientific research. [[Napoleon]] appointed him inspector general of public instruction in 1802 and four

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...in 1795, to be regained from France by the Prussian army in 1813 after [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] had been defeated.

...st administrator in 1680. In 1806 the fortress of Magdeburg surrendered to Napoleon without fighting and was included in the kingdom of Westphalia until 1813.