he read more books than all posters on this board combined
why isn't he talked about more often?
He read more books than all posters on this board combined
Sebastian Edwards
Jonathan Martinez
he was a loser
Henry Allen
lol?
Xavier Thompson
I've already discussed him plenty of times on /his/, which is why I wouldn't discuss the Corsican manlet on this board.
Brayden Jenkins
hi nigel
Jack Lee
napoleon wasn't a manlet
don't tell me you actually fell for the british propaganda
Brayden Taylor
He was average by his time's standards, but under-average by the standards of our time.
Jacob Rivera
Not true, but a good answer to those who complain that reading lots impinges upon some imagined, 'missed' social life (also not true) because Napoleon certainly was a reader. As was Byron, etc.
Nathan Barnes
Well world history is scarcely taught in American classrooms.
IMO he was probably the most important figure in the Enlightenment and hence the modern world.
Jaxson Scott
what did he write?
Lucas Ramirez
I firmly believe that this timeline broke down after he lost and that we were supposed to be living under his Empire
Cooper Taylor
Could a worse European civilization have conquered the world than the fucking British?
Owen Barnes
At least it wasn't the Irish
Camden Harris
Memoirs and a zillion letters and twice as many dispatches. The Code Napoleon may be attributed to him as well, much of which still applies
Levi Bell
Has anyone read Emerson's essay on him? It's pretty good.
Brody Mitchell
Emerson Lake and Palmer?
Ryder Ortiz
Spanish, possibly the Austrians. But no: Dutch, German, French, and even Portuguese would all have been preferable.
Daniel Sanders
yes
Dominic Morales
he didn't actually "write" the memoirs though
Blake King
why were brits so successful
Parker Lewis
Right. They were 'mostly' dictated. He didn't 'write' many of his letters either.
Dominic Nguyen
what else was possible on st helena?