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why is napoleon known as the destroyer of the revolution

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Napoleon Bonaparte can be viewed as both the preserver and destroyer of the French Revolution.

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When Napoleon took over France and became emperor, he not only had effectively destroyed the French revolution, by turning it into everything it was opposed to, an absolutist regime, but what's more, Napoleon smothered the forces of emancipation awakened by the French and American revolutions all over Europe and

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