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... Daniel Moravec Sister Wiggins English 1110 4 May 2007 Napoleon Bonaparte: The Greatest Military Commander Ever In the last 500 years, the one person to have the greatest impact in Europe was Napoleon Bonaparte (French), also known as Napoleon I. For nearly fifteen years, from 1799 to 1814, he led France with his quick wits and eager attitude (Buckler, , et al. A History, 719). During this time, he conquered a significant part of Europe through means of war, brought about modernism, realized the need to put an end to public problems, and created an empire that will forever change the course of European history. "Napoleon saw himself as a man of destiny, and the glory of war and the dream of universal empire proved irresistible" (Buckler, , et al. A History, 719). First of all, to understand Napoleon's policies, one must first examine his rise to power. Napoleon was born to an impoverished
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