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| For this Castelli was proclaimed by | Napoleon in the Moniteur, and had to seek refuge in Hu |
| o audiences which contained, in Paris (1797), | Napoleon, in Livorno (1799), Nelson, and similar notab |
| After the defeat of | Napoleon in 1815 the region was given to the United Ki |
| room as if just having heard of the death of | Napoleon in 1821 on Saint Helena. |
| d, after the suppression of the university by | Napoleon in the same year, until Frederick William III |
| He recorded with Phil | Napoleon in 1946 and with Miff Mole in 1958. |
| e of San Germano, an Italian title created by | Napoleon in the Two Sicilies in March 1806. |
| tempt to excite a second insurrection against | Napoleon in Tyrol. |
| ng The Medici: Godfathers of the Renaissance, | Napoleon in Egypt, and his most recent work The Artist |
| as expelled from Switzerland to appease Louis | Napoleon in 1852. |
| Napoleon in Russia. | |
| ent of Foot during the Peninsular War against | Napoleon in Spain. |
| Northern Lusitania was a kingdom proposed by | Napoleon in 1807 for the Monarch of Etruria, Charles I |
| ral and the British-Ottoman alliance defeated | Napoleon in Akko. |
| 1797 to 1816 after the victorious campaign of | Napoleon in Italy. |
| Napoleon in Triumph, 1808 | |
| Pierre Mondy portrays | Napoleon in this film about one of his greatest victor |
| the previous Patriarch Joseph Tyan supported | Napoleon in the Siege of Acre (1799) and came in confl |
| ay taxes, Kafr Thulth shared in resistance of | Napoleon in 1799, and a French Battalion try to enter |
| He nevertheless joined | Napoleon in the Hundred Days, and in 1816 he was impri |
| Napoleon in Russia: Borodino 1812 | |
| tant de Kerchove joined the French army under | Napoleon in 1810 and until 1814. |
| n the defense of Paris against the enemies of | Napoleon in 1814. |
| in the Borghese collection, it was bought by | Napoleon in 1807. |
| There was also an hotel belonging to | Napoleon in the street. |
| the outbreak of the War of Liberation against | Napoleon in 1813, he joined the army, quickly attainin |
| After the surrender of | Napoleon in 1814 Napier and his ship were transferred |
| AJS: Deep exhibition on | Napoleon in Tallahassee |
| It was the first personal defeat of | Napoleon in a European battlefield. |
| the Fourth Coalition, Prussia was defeated by | Napoleon in 1806. |
| ing Russia from defeat during the invasion by | Napoleon in 1812. |
| -century oil paintings like The Coronation of | Napoleon in the Louvre were made in specially designed |
| With the defeat of | Napoleon in 1815 Codazzi moved away from Italy and aft |
| troops were taking, it appeared certain that | Napoleon intended again to attack the main Allied armi |
| It has been suggested that | Napoleon intended to invade the Ottoman Empire followi |
| Napoleon interpreted the Russian efforts on his left a | |
| road and replenished his munitions, he forced | Napoleon into retreat in the Battle of Maloyaroslavets |
| He translated the Code | Napoleon into Arabic while at the Ministry of Justice |
| In fact, one of the reforms that | Napoleon introduced in Spain was the elimination of th |
| Tsar's refusal to cease trading with Britain, | Napoleon invaded Russia with half a million troops and |
| In 1806, | Napoleon invaded Hesse in response to Wilhelm's suppor |
| In June 1812 | Napoleon invaded Russia and Hope was sent back to the |
| In 1797 | Napoleon invaded the Republic of Genoa to avoid a Brit |
| In 1808, | Napoleon invaded Spain and Portugal. |
| oops invaded Spain again, some 15 years after | Napoleon invasion in May 1808, too. |
| Napoleon is played by Kenneth Haigh. | |
| If this article is about a kingdom, why | Napoleon is named president? |
| e from roughly October 1792 until the rise of | Napoleon is pretty weak. |
| g his own way", An allegory of Joseph Stalin, | Napoleon is the main villain of Animal Farm. |
| er, renowned for insubordination and looting, | Napoleon is said to have told him, "If I had two of yo |
| Several years later, | Napoleon is proclaimed emperor, and at his coronation |
| Denmark is officially neutral, but | Napoleon is threatening an invasion in order to captur |
| The thrice glorious and thrice august Emperor | Napoleon is crowned and enthroned. |
| Roberto | Napoleon is the current Resident Association President |
| Battles of | Napoleon is a 1988 computer wargame by Chuck Kroegel a |
| every major power on the European continent, | Napoleon issued the Berlin Decree forbidding his allie |
| For Emilie to have been the daughter of | Napoleon it would have been necessary that he stayed i |
| Gen. | Napoleon J. T. Dana, organized a work party of 700 men |
| r. Boulevard, Jackson, Washington, Louisiana, | Napoleon, Jefferson, Nashville Avenues, Broadway, Carr |
| The namesake of this ship, | Napoleon Joseph Cabana, was born in Fairhaven, Massach |
| Reginald Denny - William ' | Napoleon' Judd |
| The old Carnegie library on | Napoleon just back from Magazine is now the city's Chi |
| ce is food drunk, saying "the dinner eaten by | Napoleon just before the battle of Leipsic proved so i |
| Made a pair de France on the Restoration, | Napoleon kept him as such during the Hundred Days but |
| Napoleon kept his souvenir, bestowing 100,000 Francs t | |
| Louis | Napoleon kindly received Bilderdijk and made him his l |
| Napoleon knew well how to appeal to the exuberant imag | |
| Kubrick as a researcher, most prominently on | Napoleon, Kubrick's never-filmed epic about the French |
| Additionally, during this engagement, which | Napoleon labeled as "a vanguard action", French Genera |
| The music was composed by | Napoleon Lambelet (1864-1932), and additional songs we |
| Napoleon LaRochelle Two-Family House is a historic hou | |
| was a mistress and financial backer of Louis | Napoleon, later Napoleon III of France. |
| ench army retiring from the battlefield, with | Napoleon leaving his carriage and preparing to mount h |
| Designed by the architectural firm of | Napoleon LeBrun & Sons and built by the Hedden Constru |
| In 1798, | Napoleon led the French army into Egypt, swiftly conqu |
| Napoleon left Vienna on October 16, and the next day, | |
| October 11 - Xavier Henry | Napoleon Leroux, composer |
| ng streets with historic names: Pascal Paoli, | Napoleon, les freres Arena (Arena brothers), Luois Phi |
| 's life and work was being undertaken, titled | Napoleon: Life of an Outlaw. |
| Napoleon lived at Trianon with his second wife Marie L | |
| The Louvre Pyramid in the Cour | Napoleon looking east. |
| Craonne cost Blucher 5,000 casualties, while | Napoleon lost some 5,400. |
| Napoleon Louis Bonaparte, born 11 October 1804. | |
| on from Grand Duke of Berg to King of Naples, | Napoleon's young nephew, Prince Napoleon Louis Bonapar |
| town, New Jersey, as the eldest son of Prince | Napoleon Lucien Charles Murat, 2nd Prince of Pontecorv |
| Napoleon made him a Marshal of the Empire in 1804. | |
| In August 1804 | Napoleon made him minister of the interior, and in thi |
| At the time of the First French Empire, | Napoleon made it one of his residences, and furnished |
| Many tons of ' | Napoleon' marble and a massive, three-faced tower cloc |
| Collier Medley: Ben Hur March & | Napoleon March |
| liance with Piedmont-Sardinia, in 1859 Prince | Napoleon married Marie Clotilde, daughter of Victor Em |
| The end of the war saw | Napoleon master of almost all of western and central c |
| onal Napoleonic Society stated that, "Schom's | Napoleon may be the most hostile book ever written on |
| Napoleon McCallum was a member of the US Naval Academy | |
| him, including regular appearances from Phil | Napoleon, Miff Mole, Jules Levy Jr. and Red Nichols, a |
| For a while, however, Barclay feared that | Napoleon might get there before him and thus made disp |
| vilian service, she struck a snag and sank at | Napoleon, Missouri, on 1 June 1868. |
| ", commonly called in English the "12-pounder | Napoleon Model 1857", was the primary cannon used in t |
| ttle, they had fully recovered by the time of | Napoleon's retreat from Moscow; consequently, they imm |
| After the final fall of | Napoleon Muffling served on the staff of the army of o |
| Dweezil and former Zappa alumni Steve Vai and | Napoleon Murphy Brock) won a Grammy Award for Best Roc |
| lso included, as special guests, Zappa alumni | Napoleon Murphy Brock, Bozzio, and Steve Vai. |
| fellow Mothers of Invention: Don Preston, and | Napoleon Murphy Brock, from three very different legac |
| Napoleon Murphy Brock - tenor saxophone, vocals | |
| Napoleon Murphy Brock (tenor saxophone and vocals) | |
| the name is a misspelled homage to a lover of | Napoleon named "Desiree". |
| tery of Cervara in the Republic of Genoa, and | Napoleon not only authorized the establishment, but gr |
| Ultimately, with | Napoleon now in ascendancy in France, year-long negoti |
| It is believed that | Napoleon obtained his famous white mare from the area. |
| French forces under | Napoleon occupied Prussia, pursued the remnants of the |
| n the same year was responsible for informing | Napoleon of his sentence of deportation to St Helena. |
| Mayor Neal S. Dow was known as the | Napoleon of Temperance |
| s the truth behind Holmes' perception of "the | Napoleon of Crime". |
| She publicly refused the offer from Emperor | Napoleon of 200,000 francs, demanding instead the heri |
| He sent word back to | Napoleon of the approximate number of boats and artill |
| al Belisarius and ended with the successes of | Napoleon of France; specifically, the capture of Pope |
| The | Napoleon of Notting Hill (1904) text |
| Emperor | Napoleon offered Suchet a marshal's baton if he could |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Latta in | Napoleon, Ohio October through December 1861 and muste |
| He died in | Napoleon, Ohio, on April 21, 1941. |
| He died in | Napoleon, Ohio, August 13, 1927. |
| He moved to | Napoleon, Ohio, in 1897 and continued the practice of |
| Wayne was born in | Napoleon, Ohio, the son of the Rev. George A. and Grac |
| He resumed the practice of law in | Napoleon, Ohio. |
| to the bar in 1878 and commenced practice at | Napoleon, Ohio. |
| Arnott's belt buckle worn whilst attending | Napoleon on his death bed. |
| He was devoted to | Napoleon, on whom he lavished adulation in his speeche |
| The Duke of Wellington pub had a picture of | Napoleon on its sign from 1975 to 1988. |
| His first notable success was a painting | Napoleon on Board the Bellerophon in Plymouth Sound (1 |
| n 1808 he was promoted general of division by | Napoleon on the field of battle in front of Madrid. |
| , was a semi-independent state established by | Napoleon on September 9, 1807, during the time of the |
| In 1815, he joined | Napoleon on his return from Elba, and was made marshal |
| Traveling back to England, he met | Napoleon on the island of Saint Helena, where the empe |
| za Qazvini at Finkenstein Castle to meet with | Napoleon on 27 Avril 1807 for the Treaty of Finkenstei |
| Retreat of | Napoleon on 19 October 1813, showing the explosion of |
| Jackie Gleason and Phil | Napoleon on stage |
| The argument is also made that | Napoleon only sold "the streets of New Orleans and a m |
| The | Napoleon Opening is an irregular chess opening startin |
| The | Napoleon Opening is named after the French general and |
| , while many Polish Hasidic leaders supported | Napoleon or remained quiet about their support, Rabbi |
| In 1799 Bashir refused to assist either | Napoleon or al-Jazzar during Napoleon's -siege on Acre |
| The only reference is: X.O.: "Extra Old", | Napoleon or Vieille Reserve, aged at least six years, |
| Napoleon Orda took part in the failed November Uprisin | |
| Napoleon ordered his aide General Georges Mouton (late | |
| After about an hour of defense, | Napoleon ordered his troops to attack to relieve the n |
| In 1804, | Napoleon ordered Villeneuve, now a Vice Admiral statio |
| g become a place of pilgrimage for royalists, | Napoleon ordered its demolition, which took two years. |
| Within two days, | Napoleon ordered his 190,000-man army to close in on t |
| When the campaign resumed, in August, | Napoleon ordered an offensive drive to take the Prussi |
| Napoleon ordered 5th Corps to stop and take up winter | |
| Despite Davout's reports to the contrary, | Napoleon ordered him to attack the Austrians on his fr |
| Kingdom and a number of German states, drove | Napoleon out of Germany in 1813. |
| ic battle in which Wellesley and Nelson drive | Napoleon out of England in early 1808. |
| like this: A man from Canada, (believed to be | Napoleon Pelletier)) came down to Florida with his ver |
| Napoleon Perdis (born 19 March 1970) is an Australian | |
| The Periolat brewery was founded in 1850 by | Napoleon Periolat near Chicago, Illinois. |
| His career advanced steadily and, in 1802, | Napoleon personally gave him a five ship squadron. |
| rolled voters, and the Country member (Alfred | Napoleon Piesse, Electoral district of Toodyay) repres |
| Napoleon played this opening in a game he lost to the | |
| At the request of Louis | Napoleon, Pope Pius IX created him cardinal, in 1850. |
| , as well as for her beauty and the fact that | Napoleon, portrayed as an "enemy of everything German" |
| Napoleon pre-empted this by attacking first and with g | |
| resent Russia at the Prussian court and, when | Napoleon prepared to invade Russia, Napoleonic Wars in |
| In 1804, the visiting | Napoleon presented Place Guillaume II to the city as a |
| The rapid fall of | Napoleon prevented it from being fully applied. |
| r to Emperor Francis II, and was appointed by | Napoleon Prince primate of the Confederation of the Rh |
| , Stabel Master of the court of the sister of | Napoleon, Princess Elisa Bonaparte. |
| Napoleon promoted Sahuc to general of division on 4 Ja | |
| Napoleon Pukui as The King | |
| Matar (AK 119) was laid down as SS | Napoleon R. Broward under Maritime Commission contract |
| Napoleon raised him to Count of the Empire on 2 July 1 | |
| Subsequently, | Napoleon raised him to major general, and appointed hi |
| He returned to France in 1810; | Napoleon raised him to baron of the empire and he died |
| able politicians like Aquilino Pimentel, Jr., | Napoleon Rama, Jose Concepcion Jr., Margarito Teves, R |
| A reluctant | Napoleon ratified it two days later. |
| Older | Napoleon: Raymond Pellegrin |
| ck until 3:00 p.m. on March 21, by which time | Napoleon realized he was not facing a small Allied for |
| Napoleon received reinforcements during the night, inc | |
| Napoleon receiving Baron Vincent, Austrian ambassador, | |
| When | Napoleon recognized the kingdom of Italy in 1861, Nigr |
| French artillery pounded towards the men, but | Napoleon redirected his gunners to fire at the ice. |
| was known, and it was in this connection that | Napoleon referred to him as a "wretched scribe named G |
| He hoped that much that | Napoleon reforms would be implemented in Britain itsel |
| Napoleon refused to see Marys consort but said that he | |
| In 1807 at the Peace of Tilsit when | Napoleon refused to negotiate with Karl August von Har |
| The following day | Napoleon rejected the treaty, ending his last chance o |
| If | Napoleon rejected the treaty, the Allies pledged to co |
| se Proudhon advocated slow changes over time, | Napoleon rejected this solution. |
| Napoleon renamed the Cisalpine Republic as the Italian | |
| Charles IV requested that | Napoleon restore him to the throne; instead, Napoleon |
| Boisgelin returned to France when | Napoleon restored peace to the Church and to France by |
| Napoleon restored him to the service, and he commanded | |
| Napoleon retaliated with the Milan Decree of 1807, whi | |
| Napoleon retaliated with the Milan Decree of 1807, whi | |
| fles detects the dead chameleon and Amber and | Napoleon retreat down a shaft into the lair of an appa |
| The journey itself took place after | Napoleon returned from his military campaign in Egypt |
| When | Napoleon returned to the political scene in 1815 durin |
| m of $10,000, and in 1814, on the downfall of | Napoleon, returned to France and took possession once |
| destroyed most of the city and settled down; | Napoleon returned to Kremlin, expecting plea for peace |
| Emotionally and physically exhausted, | Napoleon returns home to Pumpkin's house. |
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