ized crucial forts and was able to bombard the British naval and land forces, eventually forcing them to sail away. During one attack he showed his bravery by forcing his was across a burning bridge. He distinguished himself in the battle of Toulon, and was chosen to be general.
             Now, Napoleon was a brigadier-general and served in the army campaigning in Italy but was thrown in jail for being an associate for the brother of Maximilien Robespierre. After his release from jail, there was no position left for him, so Bonaparte thought about joining the Turkish army and even joining a naval expedition to Australia, however, he instead became involved with a member of the directory, which became France&a
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