The Tsar who defeated the French Empire was profoundly influenced by their domestic and foreign affairs, leading his vision of Russia to enhance and protect the revolutionary ideals of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution. ... On the contrary, Paul objected to European views and was disgusted with the French Revolution and everything associated with it, such as the censorship of reading material, fashions, and music. ... She and the Russian people closely watched the events in of the French Revolution and celebrated when news was heard of the fall of the Bastille. ... Alexander symboliz...

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The brink of the French Revolution saw the fall of Louis XVI, and with his kingship lost, the path was clear for the rise of a powerful and influential military commander; Napoleon Bonaparte. ... Following Russia's renewed trade with the British, Napoleon pressed for invasion of Russia. ... The brink of the French Revolution saw the fall of Louis XVI. ... Napoleon Bonaparte rose as the emperor of France in the latter stages of the French Revolution. ... Following Russia's renewed trade with the British, Napoleon pressed for invasion of Russia. ...

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Napoleon came into the role of the French administrator knowing it would difficult due to the pain and anguish that the country endured during the French Revolution. ... The city was being occupied strongly by the British fleet and thousands of rebels of the French Revolution. ... Napoleon had a lot to take on a lot to keep the morals and ideals from the French revolution (98). ... Consequently, Napoleon betrayed the ideas of the French Revolution. ... Many historians have even stated that the Concordat of 1801 that was signed between the Pope and Napoleon abandoned the French revolution id...

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During the French revolution, Napoleon's, along with many others", life change forever, along with it, world history. ... He undercut the Right by guaranteeing the property acquired during the revolution would not be returned to the noble class. ... After defeating Russia, and requiring them to sign on to the Continental System, it was discovered that they were not complying with it. ... In the summer of 1810, an army of 500,000 men moved deep into Russian territory. ... The countries of Great Britain, Sweden, Russia, and Austria pounced at the chance to hit Napoleon when he was down....

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During the turmoil of the early years of the French Revolution, Napoleon rapidly rose through the military ranks. ... First, Napoleon helped end the French Revolution. ... Napoleon was a very aggressive emperor that achieved the throne following his achievements in the violent and bloody French Revolution. ... In order to settle this disgrace, Napoleon retaliated and led a massive army into Russia. ... Behind the scenes, the Russians set fires across the city to disintegrate the supplies of Napoleon's troops. ...

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In 1789, the Revolution broke out. ... By establishing the Consulate, the Constitution of the Year VIII puts an end to the Revolution. ... The Spain, Austria and Russia Campaigns. ... The Russians burned the city to dislodge occupants. ... The only bridge for the crossing was destroyed by the Russians. ...

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For the Russian Campaign in 1812, Napoleon took 14,000 troops from the Kingdom of Holland, which ended in disaster, with only a small number of the initial troops from Holland returning. ... This then led to the Dutch welcoming the methods of the Prussians and Russians, rather than following French rule. By doing this, Napoleon would fail as being seen as a liberator following the arrival of Prussian and Russian rule in 1813. ... In order to gain troops, Napoleon made vague promises of potential independence for Poland away from Austria, Prussia and Russia. ... For the 1812 campaign in which t...

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After the revolution began in France, he became a lieutenant colonel (1791) in the Corsican National Guard. ... France, meanwhile, faced a new threat, the coalition of Austria, Russia, and the lesser powers allied with Britain. ... Two years after this Russia and Austria joined the British in a second coalition. ... Prussia then allied itself with Russia and attacked the confederation. Napoleon destroyed the Prussian army at Jena and Auerstadt (1806) and the Russian army at Friedland. ...

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Although, he arguably, had betrayed France by jeopardising the Revolution through war, and by failing to adhere to the values of liberty, equality and fraternity, he was remarkably successful in his ambition to unite Europe under his, and French rule. ... A Wellesey led victory seemed on the cards, therefore Napoleon's decision to invade Russia, in June 1812 seemed ludicrous. ... The presence of a Prussian-Russian alliance, as well as Austria re-entering the war on France meant defeat was coming. ... Then, while defeat looked likely in Spain, Napoleon sent troops to Russia, which wa...

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After the Revolution began, he became a lieutenant colonel (1791) in the Corsican National Guard. ... Napoleon had contributed a lot for the success of the French revolution and the reforms in the French army. ... - 14 June - Battle of Friedland (defeated Russian). ... g. 1812 - Battle at Borodino in Russia. h. 1813 - Lutzen battle (Russian and Prussian)...

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Some people would credit the defeat of Napoleon to the losses that he suffered in Russia and at Waterloo. ... At the beginning of his reign, Napoleon was heralded as a hero to France because he removed the Directory and brought an end to the Revolution. ... From there, Napoleon went and waged war from Prussia to Russia. ... Most citizens had been fighting since the French Revolution and they grew tired of it. ... Talleyrand had also offered his services to the Tsar of Russia after the Peace of Tils...

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