Napoleon Bonaparte reshapes Europe, spreads revolutionary ideals of liberty and nationalism across a continent, and then overreaches into Russia. His defeat at Waterloo triggers a century of relative peace among great powers — and establishes the modern nation-state as the dominant form of political organization.
Present Napoleonic Wars with historical clarity, human dignity, and enough context to understand causes, choices, consequences, and contested memory.
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