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Napoleonic Memory in Nineteenth-Century France: The Making of a Liberal Legend

MLN, 2005
After his departure into exile in 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte became the object of a veritable popular cult, in which his memory as a warrior, ruler, and upholder of the values of the French Revolution was celebrated-first by Bonapartist and Jacobin republican groups under the Restoration, then (after 1830) by the official institutions of the July ...
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Britain and the Black Legend: The Genesis of the Anti-Napoleonic Myth

2016
Few leaders have managed their reputations as successfully as Napoleon Bonaparte. So beguiling was his image that just thirty-three years after the disaster of Waterloo, his untested nephew, Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, was elected President of the Second Republic with an overwhelming popular mandate.
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Sur la Legende de Napoleon

The Modern Language Review, 1932
Edmund G. Gardner, Jules Dechamps
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A Squamish Legend of Napoleon

2023
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The Impact of the Napoleonic Legislation on the Periphery of the Empire – a Failure? The Polish Elite's Attitude Towards the Napoleonic Code (1807–1812)

European History Quarterly, 2022
Marta
exaly  

The Legend of Napoleon

The English Historical Review, 2007
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Napoleon: Legend and Propaganda

Military Affairs, 1945
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Access to Collateral and the Democratization of Credit: France's Reform of the Napoleonic Security Code

Journal of Finance, 2020
Murillo Campello
exaly  

The legend of Napoleon

Choice Reviews Online, 2006
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La Chute de l'Empire: La Legende de Napoleon, 1812-1815

The American Historical Review, 1927
C. P. Higby, Edouard Driault
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