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Could Galileo and napoleon have ever met?
No
Did Napoleon ever invade the Ottoman Empire?
NO
Was Napoleon ever shot?
He was wounded in the thigh at the siege of Toulon.
Were Louis Pasteur and napoleon ever alive at the same time?
If you mean the microbiologist Louis Pasteur then no, since he was born a year after Napoleon died.
Did napoleon ever have a gold hand?
Only in the fantasy comedy the "Time Bandits"
Did Arthur Wellesley lose his arm?
No, this man has fought in Europe and India and has. Ever lost a battle. Truly a better than napoleon.
Was Napoleon ever in Quebec?
No.
Did Napoleon ever actually go into battle?
Yes, he was not just a political general, he had paid his dues at the front line including having been wounded in action.
Did Napoleon ever invade the Ottoman Empire?
NO
Could Galileo and napoleon have ever met?
No
Did Napoleon Bonaparte ever declare war?
Yes.
Who was Napoleon's personal surgeon?
Dominique-Jean Larrey (1766-1842). Praised by Napoleon as "the worthiest man I ever met,".
Was Napoleon ever shot?
He was wounded in the thigh at the siege of Toulon.
How did Napoleon's battle strategy work against him?
Napoleon's battle strategy revolved around three axises: Heavy firepower via the cannon (keep in mind that he originally served in the artillery as a junior officer), flanking maneuvers (cavalry and infantry with fixed bayonet), and maintaining constant, consistent initiative. His reliance on massed artillery formations was a constant Achilles heel, and one that precious few ever had the opportunity and/or the insight to take advantage of. In the Battle of Waterloo, for instance, it was Lord Wellington of England that had both, and took advantage of cannon's vulnerability to being flanked, thereby crippling Napoleon's army.
Was Napoleon ever attacked with elephants?
Yes, Napoleon Bonaparte faced an unusual military challenge involving elephants during his campaign in Egypt. In 1798, he encountered the forces of the Mamluks, who sometimes used war elephants in battle, although they were not a primary threat. However, elephants did not play a significant role in Napoleon's military campaigns, and his forces were ultimately more focused on traditional infantry and cavalry tactics.
Were Louis Pasteur and napoleon ever alive at the same time?
If you mean the microbiologist Louis Pasteur then no, since he was born a year after Napoleon died.
What was napoleon afraid of?
He was afraid of being defeated and hated if he had ever lost a won.
