Napoleon

             Napoleon Bonaparte has been said to be the prince of peace and the god of war. There are many things throughout history to support this. He's done so many things for his country, his honor, and his people.
             Many people know about Napoleon's peace, but everyone knows him for his tactics at war. He was a leader of great magnitude. He started off in school just like everyone else did. While there he became a brilliant artilleryman. Then at 16, he was announced as an officer for the first time. In his very first battle at war, he came out the victor. He was a very different leader. This is because after he conquered a culture, he would then learn about them and take their ideas. He soon had most of Europe under his control. He had come so far, so fast, and had won so many battles on December 2nd; he became the Emperor of France. Many people would say that this was the greatest empire since the Constantine and the Roman Empire. Nobody could, or ever would out fight or outwit Napoleon during battle. His tactics were so rare and so strategic. However, many people of France didn't like him and his ways. He took power over everyone he couldn't be stopped. He saw it coming, so on April 11, 1814, he stepped down and King Louie took over. He was a failure too. The people wanted Napoleon back. So after a battle with him, after Napoleon took over all his men, on March 20, once again, he became ruler.
             On the other hand of this great man, Napoleon was a man of peace and love. He married to a woman named Josephine on March 9th. She was the love of his life, and no one could separate them. However, when he was out at battle, she got lonely. She ended up sleeping with half of Europe. She begged for his forgiveness and they remained together. In the long run, Napoleon wanted a boy to carry on his heir. So he divorced her and married on. On the peaceful side of things, he tried bringing the peaceful side to everything, includin
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