Was Napolean really the tyrant that we all thought?

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I researched many of these claims this woman is claiming and she is right. For instance there were 9 Napoleonic wars and of the 9, Napoleon actually started ONE.

That's one example. Intesteting to me. I do believe England was controlling much of the press which was from the North. Remember, Northern merchants in this country were doing big business and trade with England, where the Southern merchants and ports were mainly French.

Thomas Jefferson purchased the Louisiana Territory from Napoleon in the Louisiana purchase. Which basically off England for financing Napoleons war chest.

Mass propaganda was put put by the papers which were mainly in the North and it would make a bit sense. It would make much sense actually.

 

[whitehall]

The British monarchy were all tyrants and so were the French. Napolean was just a general.