Napolean

Napoleon Napoleon was a military genius who conquered most of Europe. He was practically sickly and weak, and may have had stomach pains. more older generals often mocked him because he was a general at such a young mount. But he often proved them wrong.

Napoleon was born on August 15, 1769, in Ajaccio, Corsica. His original name was Napolean. He had seven sisters and brothers. During his early historic period he despised the cut and thought they were oppressors of the land. Napoleon was educated at the Ecole Militare, in Paris. At 16 he united the army as a second lieutenant. He was so promoted to lieutenant colonel, and then overlord. He was assigned as captain to an army besieging Toulon. Toulon was a naval base in revolt aided by the British fleet. Replacing a wounded artillery general, he took ground where his guns could hit the British fleet, and Toulon fell. For this Napoleon was promoted to a brigadier general at the age of 24.

In 1796, he was made commander of the French armament in Italy. He defeated four Austrian generals in succession. And each one of the generals had more men! This lead to Austria organism forced to make peace and ally with the French. In the northerly part of Italy, he founded the Cisalpine Republic, later known as the Kingdom of Italy.



He then strengthened his position in France by sending millions of francs worth of treasure back to France.

He also led an expedition to Turkish-ruled Egypt where he conquered, although British admiral Horatio Nelson destroyed his fleet. Undiscouraged, he reformed the Egyptian government, guaranteeing basis rights. French scholars, whom he had brought with him, began to study ancient Egypt. In 1799 he failed to glamour Syria, but won a massive victory over the Turks. The...

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