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The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. Vol. 1 (of 4)

By William Milligan Sloane

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Born into a Corsica struggling for identity amidst revolution, a young man's ambition ignites, setting the stage for a future that would redefine Europe.

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2008-01-22
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"The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Vol. 1" by William Milligan Sloane is a historical biography that examines Napoleon Bonaparte's life, starting with his Corsican origins and ascent to power in a Europe filled with revolutionary change. The book looks at Napoleon's personality, the things that affected him, and the historical events that shaped his decisions, all within the context of Europe's political and social environment. It begins by showing the unrest of the late 1700s, when Europe was dealing with new ideas and revolutions, especially in France and Corsica. Sloane describes Napoleon's early life, including his family, the political situation in Corsica, and the historical figures like Pascal Paoli who he looked up to. The story explains the complicated politics and identity of Corsica, setting the scene for Napoleon's birth in the middle of conflict. By going into detail, the author shows how these things helped to form the goals and character of the young Napoleone di Buonaparte, hinting at the major events that would eventually make him a legend.

About the Author

William Milligan Sloane was an American educator and historian.

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