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383. Young Napoleon: The Shadow of the Guillotine (Part 2)

The Rest Is History

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The Power of Ideology

Napoleon's appeal to Roman heritage and republican principles helps him escape his predicament. However, his fascination with Corsican history suggests a subconscious desire for power. Psychologically, he gains satisfaction from taming colonial powers, though he may not admit it to himself. Revolutionary ideology offers significant opportunities for self-advancement. When he arrives in France, he openly declares himself a French Jacobin.

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