He never had a Navy that could stand up to and defeat the Royal Navy.
He never had a Navy that could stand up to and defeat the Royal Navy.
No, Napoleon Bonaparte was never a Prussian officer.
The purpose of the continental system was that he could sail around Europe and asia and the british was able to defeat him because the got assistance from other countries such as spain.
He never made the trip.
Napoleon never fought against, let alone defeated, Australia.
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Napoleon never entered the UK except at St. Helena.
After Waterloo he never had another opportunity.
No, to the best of my knowledge, he didn't.
Napoleon II, also known as the King of Rome, never officially reigned as emperor. He was proclaimed emperor by his father, Napoleon Bonaparte, in 1815 during the Hundred Days after Napoleon's return from exile, but his reign was very brief and largely symbolic. After Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo, Napoleon II was taken to Austria and lived there until his death in 1832. Thus, his reign is often referred to as a "phantom reign" or "symbolic reign" due to its lack of political power or independence.
It's a fair Q: I do not know who made the decision to transport him to St Helena. I know he went there on HMS Bellerophon & dies there in 1821. But why the British, having finally defeated him did not decide to execute him is not known to me.
Napoleon Bonaparte didn't led and had never been a member of the Directory, whose last Director L.J. Gohier was forced to resign after the coup d'état of Brumaire (November 9-10, 1799). The Directory was replaced by the Consulate, of which Napoleon was acclaimed First Consul on December 13 of the same year.