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The 169 pages that link to Napoleon Bonaparte, each with the reason it gives.

• Thomas-Alexandre DumasRelated: Dumas’s conflict with Napoleon in Egypt preceded his imprisonment and exclusion from military service.

• Wolfe ToneRelated: Tone later sought French backing from Napoleon for another expedition to Ireland.

• 1812 OvertureRelated: His 1812 invasion is the opposing force represented by the overture’s French themes.

• Alan MooreheadRelated: Moorehead’s history of the Nile region traces the consequences of Napoleon’s Egyptian expedition.

• Ali Pasha of YaninaRelated: French expansion in the Ionian region brought Ali Pasha into contact with Napoleon’s strategy.

• Battle of LodiRelated: As commander of the Army of Italy, he directed the pursuit and assault at Lodi.

• François RudeRelated: Rude’s sculpture of Napoleon reflects the emperor’s enduring place in French public memory.

• Frederick William IIICompared with: His expansion and military victories forced Frederick William into defeat, accommodation, and eventual war.

• History of CorsicaBroader topic: His birth tied Corsica’s French incorporation to a figure who reshaped Europe.

• Jean-Étienne ChampionnetRelated: Napoleon’s earlier Italian campaigns created the military context in which Championnet later served.

• Luigi CherubiniRelated: Cherubini’s difficult relationship with Napoleon affected his opportunities in French musical life.

• Marie TussaudBroader topic: Tussaud’s exhibition included Napoleon, presenting later political history alongside revolutionary subjects.

• Modern era (history)Related: His rule spread revolutionary reforms while redrawing the European political order.

• Palace of FontainebleauRelated: He restored Fontainebleau as an imperial residence and abdicated there in 1814.

• Pierre Choderlos de LaclosRelated: Laclos served under Napoleon during his later military career.

• Pierre DaunouRelated: Daunou’s political career continued through Napoleon’s regime, including service in the Tribunate.

• Second Hundred Years' WarRelated: His wars define the final phase of the conventional period.

• Sophie BlanchardRelated: Napoleon appointed Blanchard official aeronaut of the Restoration in 1814.

• Victor Emmanuel ICompared with: Napoleon’s conquests displaced the Savoy monarchy that Victor Emmanuel later restored.