Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte et le Ministere Odilon Barrot, 1849

The Apocalypse of Napoleon Bonaparte

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Louis Napoleon and His Doctors

? ho is remembered chiefly for the disasters of the Franco-German war and 0r his capture by the Germans at Sedan. Inevitably he has suffered by comj^rison with his famous uncle, the great Napoleon Bonaparte, and he has jj?1* dismissed as a weak and irresolute man of small capacity, and even sj!611 ^ubbed Napoleon the Little. To live in the shadow of genius is no easy Ration for any man, and Lou...

Napoleon Bonaparte, French Scientists, Chemical Equilibrium, and Mass Action

This paper involves two intertwined themes. One is the relation of Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) with leading French scientists of his time. The second is the beginning of two concepts important in chemistry: (a) reaction reversibility and chemical equilibrium, and (b) the role of relative masses of reactants and products in determining the position of equilibrium. These ideas are now taken as...

Relation entre le pouvoir toxique et le pouvoir antigene des toxines diphterique et tetanique

Le Laboratoire de Lague: Son role et son expansion