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He was very successful throughout Europe, conquering practically everything he wanted. He failed in Russia not because of bad strategy, tactics, weapons, or inadequate manpower; but because he was not prepared for the winter there which killed over 99% of his troops before he finally withdrew. He also failed in other areas outside Europe.
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Was Napoleon a liberator?
No, he was a conqueror.
What diminutive conqueror was crowned emperor in 1804?
Napoleon
How did Napoleon Bonaparte become a conqueror?
He was simply following orders.
Was Napoleon boaparte a exlpoer?
no, he wasn't he wasn't an explorer, he was a conqueror.
Was Alexander a successful as a conqueror?
yes
What Pharaoh was known as a conqueror?
Napoleon or Hitler Surely 'William the Conqueror' - the Norman conqueror of England, who invaded in (wait for it!) AD 1066.
Who was the conqueror that entered the pyramid alone and had a mystical experience?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Why was William the Conqueror a successful king?
He was a successful king because he conquered England and invented a feudal system
A famous french person in history?
{| |- | Napoleon BonaparteMarie and Pierre CurieGustave EiffelJeanne d'ArcWilliam the Conqueror |}
Was Napoleon successful in conquering Europe?
Almost.
Who was the first land conqueror?
Cooksonia was the most successful land conqueror and was the first of an entirely new kind of plants that was no longer an alga or bryophyte.
What country thought Napoleon was a successful general?
France
