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    Napoleon Bonaparte was a controversial French military and political leader. He rose to power in a coup d’état near the end of the French Revolution. France was largely ambivalent about Napoleon, but the overwhelming opinion of Napoleon outside of France was negative. Still, even with all bad, Napoleon came to France when they needed him most, amidst all the death and insanity of the French Revolution. Many people took advantage of the French Revolution to gain power, including Jacques Roux,…

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    The Mediterranean Culture

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    The author of; Where Olive, Lemon and Laurel Trees Grow (2010), Slobodan Dan Paich, discusses the Mediterranean, giving evidence that there are other views to be looked at other than the nationalistic view as is normally presented. Paich lets the reader know at the very beginning of the article that there is no specific hypothesis which he is attempting to prove or disprove. Instead he would like to bring forth evidence of many cultural similarities and the diversity of culture throughout…

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    James Boswell Research Paper James Boswell was well known for writing The Life of Samuel Johnson. He made the way people think about biographies completely different because of the book he wrote about Samuel Johnson. Boswell revolutionized the writing of English authors forever. Boswell’s life started on the 29 of October in Edinburgh, Scotland. (“James”) He was the son of advocate and Judge Alexander Boswell and mother Euphemia Erskine-Boswell. (“Element 582”) While Boswell was growing up he…

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    Roman Military Essay

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    From what began as an unsalaried citizen militia to a later professional force, the roman military is undoubtedly one of the greatest and most dominant forces of all time. The roman military, which was far more advanced that any other military of its time, was one of the primary reasons of Rome’s rise to power and its dominance across Europe. The constant need of warfare over a various amount of land, highly encouraged the Romans to improve and focus on areas of knowledge such as military…

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    Olbia Research Paper

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    considering I am fortunate enough to travel every summer to Italy for a month and savor the rich Italian culture. My family and I use this opportunity to visit my Italian grandparents at their summer home in Sardegna (an Italian island below France’s Corsica). Since there are no direct flights to the island, there are only two other options: take an overnight ferry or an hour connecting flight to one of the island’s major cities, Olbia, from Rome. During the summer of 2012, my grandfather…

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    Napoleon Bonaparte was one of the most successful military leaders to ever walk on the planet. Bonaparte was born in 1769 in Corsica. He was son of a lawyer and also was part of the Florentine nobility. Despite these conditions Bonaparte’s family was poor. Bonaparte eventually came to power after the French Revolution in France. The topic of Bonaparte being either a good leader or a poor leader is a common debate among historians. Although all these debates, Bonaparte was a good leader. He…

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    significant architecture. Venturing right outside this city will lead you to stunning beaches and islands. Picture your best mates and you taking a cable car up the mountains and blissfully admiring the crystal clear blue waters and breathtaking scenery. Corsica,…

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    man changed the course of history, shaping the world into what it is today. All of this may sound as though he were some kind of priest, but how exactly did he manage to do what he did? He was born in August 1769 on the island of Corsica to a family with seven other children. Napoleon Bonaparte was raised in a strongly anti-French household. By the time he was nine, Napoleon was sent to a military school by his Father. He stayed there till he graduated and joined the French Ecole…

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    location so that it would up the chances of winning the battle. Not only the Roman military but other countries militaries wanted to expand their empire and the countries did that. Between 264 to 133 BCE, the Roman Army expanded into Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, Spain, Macedonia, Greece, and a vast amount of lands in Northern Africa [5]. It is important to expand the military into other countries because the diverse types of land each type of land offers diverse types of defenses. If there is a…

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    Background Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military leader and an emperor who conquered majority of Europe in the early of 19th century. He was born on 15 August 1769 in the island of Corsica. During the French Revolution, Napoleon rise his power in military area in France. After getting a political power in France in a 1799 coup d’état, he crowned himself as an emperor in 1804. Intelligent, ambitious and a skilled military leader, Napoleon successfully waged war against several European…

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