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    In the source, the author indicates that nationalism is always a positive force. Before the revolution, the feudal system in Europe did not favour the citizens. They were subject to enslavement because they were Louis XVI’s subjects. Back in those days there was no concept of nation or giving your loyalty to the country because their loyalty was owed to the French monarch or the Catholic Church. There was no country of France because the monarch was France. The Divine Right of Kings was a theory…

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    fix. People from all over came to take control but it seems as though we were too far gone to be helped. Many revisions to the government took place and many lives were lost. All of the estates were put to the test and now, bowing at the feet of Napoleon upon the ruins of France, us commoners look back on how far we’ve come since the rule of King Louis xvi. CHAPTER ONE-ESTATES GENERAL: On the eve of my 30th birthday there was an urgent meeting of the Estates General called. I was hoping it…

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    Edmund Burke saw the French Revolution as a vicious and destructive change to a legitimate and traditional form of government. He was disgusted and outraged by the actions of the French and in response, Burke wrote the Reflections on the Revolution in France, in 1790, as a warning to England’s citizens of the dangers of starting a similar movement. Enjoying a successful career as a politician for the Whigs, Burke’s strong conservative writings defined some of the party’s important right wing…

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    In the 1700s, Saint Domingo was home to thousands of people. The majority of these people were slaves. With the majority of the people on the island living in discontent, it is easy to see why there was a massive revolt. Many people died, but in the end, Haiti was the second free and independent nation state in the Americas. The French convinced the pirates of the 1500s that they should stop robbing ships, and that they should settle on the Island. Many of them invested their money into sugar…

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    of the series just goes on to show that the series is one of the best historical thrillers out there. The first title of the series, Napoleon’s Pyramids was published in 2007 to widespread critical acclaim. The first foreign language edition of Napoleons Pyramids was the paperback Portuguese version titled As Pirâmides de Napoleão that was published in 2011. The novel went on to be published an impressive 40 times in several European and Asian languages. The Rosetta Key, the second novel in the…

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    of thousands of French citizens. Robespierre’s reign was full of terror and unrest for the French. France managed to get rid of Robespierre, however shortly after his fall; another notorious dictator was put in charge of the country, infamous Napoleon Bonaparte. The French revolution resulted in dictatorship for a very long period of…

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    When a change is needed, it is more beneficial to have a slow change and to work towards your goal instead of a quick or immediate change. In a revolution, a slow change is more effective because you have time to plan for all the mistakes and problems that might happen during a change in government, while with a quick change you must spend time after the revolution is complete fixing the mistakes you didn’t account for resulting in a long drawn out revolution. We see that a long revolution is…

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    that they lead after they gain their liberty. At the beginning of CMC, with his ship’s captain in need of a physician, Edmond Dantès journeys to the Italian island of Elba where Napoleon Bonaparte is exiled. As repayment for the medical assistance provided, Napoleon gives Dantès a letter…

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    illegal to name a pig Napoleon? Well, Napoleon Bonaparte (Napoleon I) was born on the Mediterranean island of Corsica. He was a military leader and emperor who conquered much of Europe in the early 19th century. During the French Revolution he quickly made his way up the military ranks and seized political power in France in 1799. Flash forward to 1812 and Bonaparte announced himself the sole emperor of France. An experienced and enthusiastic military strategist, Bonaparte went to war with…

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    come easily for President Jefferson. Over the history of the United States many factors played into the colonization of the western part of the North American continent. France’s Napoleon Bonaparte was threatening to reestablish a French colony in the Americas beginning around 1799. To aid in French colonization, Napoleon used his bargaining skills to sign a secret treaty with Spain that gave Louisiana back to France and…

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