Napoleon Bonaparte: Deliverer of the Revolution

Napoleon Bonaparte reminds me of a blank canvas that is a magical picture when an artist draws. The savior of revolution was widely misunderstood because of his greedy ambition He was also called a hero and lacked imagination. There is no doubt that the French Revolution founded Napoleon Bonaparte. "Revolution is a lesson to replace the power of idealism evil, Bonaparte is an ideal student." (P. 29) It opened the door for him to fill in the necessary gap.

The French Revolution was a struggle for equality, freedom and fraternity of the third social class of France. These ideas continued until the time after Napoleon Bonaparte's revolution. Napoleon Bonaparte was a product of the revolution, because if it is not a revolution, he will not receive any major military and political opportunities as he got. Freedom, equality and fraternity are among the most important principles of the revolution. Napoleon Bonaparte seemed to hold these principles of revolution, but in reality, by opposition to the consular government and freedom and freedom, he became a revolutionary murderer.

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