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napoleon.org - Le site d'histoire de la Fondation Napoléon
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Bonaparte & First Empire, Napoleon III & Second Empire: Fondation Napoleon offers you a detailed account of the history of the two great French Empires.
Napoleon's Death - napoleon.org
Napoleon Bonaparte died at 5.49pm on 5 May 1821 at Longwood on the island of St Helena. An autopsy was carried out on 6 May; a preliminary cast for a death mask was taken on 7 May; and on 9 May, the E...
In the footsteps of Napoleon I... - napoleon.org
• 1 • Ajaccio (Corsica, France) BIRTH OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE Napoleon Bonaparte was born in Ajaccio on 15 August 1769, to an aristocratic family. One year earlier, Corsica had passed from the hands of ...
Napoleon's Consecration and Coronation - napoleon.org
The return of religion On 18 May, 1804, after much political horse trading, the French Senate proclaimed Bonaparte Emperor Napoleon I. They then sent a group of senators from central Paris to the cons...
Censorship and Literature under Napoleon I - napoleon.org
The Napoleonic régime was largely occupied with the elaboration of a system competent to curb the unbridled individualism that the Revolution had evoked, and of which the great Corsican was himself th...