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NAPOLEONIC

NAPOLEONIC
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like, having the nature of, characteristic of Napoleon Bonaparte (1769 - 1821), French military leader. He rose to power in France by military force, declared himself emperor and conducted campaigns of conquest across Europe until his final defeat by armies allied against him in 1815. ESTO - F/Ning Staff Members, Part I Approved Glossary
NAPOLEONIC
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of the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte (1769--1821), French military leader. He rose to power in France by military force, declared himself emperor and conducted campaigns of conquest across Europe until his final defeat by armies allied against him in 1815. It's no wonder the French over there-of course in a harder time, during Napoleonic times we could have said, "Who cares how many Frenchmen get killed?" do you see, but today we shouldn't have that calloused attitude and we ought to do something about the French educational system because they drive more students to suicide than you could easily count.like, having the nature of, characteristic of Napoleon Bonaparte (1769 - 1821), French military leader. He rose to power in France by military force, declared himself emperor and conducted campaigns of conquest across Europe until his final defeat by armies allied against him in 1815.of or having to do with Napoleon. See Napoleon in this glossary.of the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte (1769 - 1821), French military leader. He rose to power in France by military force, declared himself emperor and conducted campaigns of conquest across Europe until his final defeat by armies allied against him in 1815.of the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte (1769@1821), French military leader. He rose to power in France by military force, declared himself emperor and conducted campaigns of conquest across Europe until his final defeat by armies allied against him in 1815. It's no wonder the French over thereTof course in a harder time, during Napoleonic times we could have said, "Who cares how many Frenchmen get killed?" - Study Gradients and Nomenclature (6 Aug. 64)