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What was Napoleon Bonaparte's home-address?
Napoleon's home that he most frequented was the Chateau de Malmaison, about 7 miles outside of Paris. However, he was frequently gone on military campaigns and left his wife, Empress Josephine, to watch over Malmaison, which she preferred to palaces like Versailles.
What was Napoleon Bonaparte's rating at home from 1-10 with 10 being a good relationship?
Napoleon deserves a World average of 9.5 but the Human Nature on such a poll always contains about 20% of the Population who are Natural Born Haters, so his tally would probably be no more then a 7.5.
What actors and actresses appeared in At Home with Joan Crawford - 1953?
The cast of At Home with Joan Crawford - 1953 includes: Joan Crawford as herself
What are the release dates for At Home with Joan Crawford - 1953?
At Home with Joan Crawford - 1953 was released on: USA: 1953
How do you say Napoleon's home in french?
If you're literally trying to say "Napoleon's home" then it would be la maison a Napoleon. However if you're saying "Corsica" then it would be "au Corsique".
What was Napoleon's home called?
Corsica
In the movie napoleon dynamite what did napoleon call home and ask his brother to bring him?
chapstick
Where is Joan Adams Burchell from?
his home
Where can a igloo home be found in a continent or country?
continent
How many year did napoleon live in the louvre?
Napoleon Bonaparte lived in the Louvre for approximately six years, from 1800 to 1807. During this time, he transformed the former royal palace into his official residence, making significant renovations to accommodate his needs and reflect his imperial status. The Louvre served not only as his home but also as a center for his administration and cultural patronage. After 1807, he moved to the Tuileries Palace, which was located nearby.
Where is Joan of Arc's home city?
Joan was born and raised on a farn near Domeremy, France.
When was the home canning process conceived and by whom?
In 1795 Napoleon Bonaparte issued a challenge for anyone who could invent a method to extend the shelf life of foods. The reward (12,000 francs) was claimed by a French brewer Nicholas Appert . He invented a method of preserving food in glass jars. Napoleon believed that an army travels on its stomach. His army was like most others at the time and ate what little they could steal from locals, forage, or steal. Soldiers in that time suffered from ill health due to lack of sufficient healthy foods. Because of Napoleon Bonaparte and Nicholas Appert we have canning. Further advances were made over the years especially with regard to the development of jars and 2-piece lids.
