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Meanings of napoleon in English
French general who became emperor of the French (1769-1821)
Usage of napoleon in English
1
Napoleon studies this exchange of fire to better understand the enemy's position.
2
So, of course, I had to do a history project on Napoleon.
3
Napoleon was said to be in retreat; it might soon be over.
4
They were executed immediately, and fresh precautions for Napoleon's safety were taken.
5
Napoleon disembarks first and is thus able to welcome Tsar Alexander aboard.
6
Napoleon reconnoitered the place in person from the edge of the wood.
7
Roberts includes his research in Napoleon the Great, published on 2 October.
8
I find the subject as interesting as Napoleon or Alexander the Great.
9
Such was Napoleon; he was irregular in his meals and ate quickly.
10
It was at the time of the coronation of Napoleon, in 1804.
11
The birth of the son of Napoleon was hailed with general enthusiasm.
12
The contents of the Taj Mahal, the Tombeau Napoleon and the Grantarium.
13
The threatening war-cloud in Central Europe led Napoleon to change his resolve.
14
Captain Fourneau is acting in the highest interests of the Emperor Napoleon.
15
Napoleon Bonaparte was born in 1769, on an island in the Mediterranean.
16
Napoleon stares out at the grey Atlantic, watched by several British soldiers.
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Napoleon through the time