Napoleon I. and the British Press

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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...

The Apocalypse of Napoleon Bonaparte

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Napoleon Polygons

An n-gon is called Napoleon if the centers of the regular ngons erected outwardly on its sides are vertices of a regular n-gon. In this note we obtain a new geometric characterization of Napoleon ngons and give a new proof of the well-known theorem of Barlotti Greber ([1], [3]) that an n-gon is Napoleon if and only if it is affine regular. Moreover, we generalize this theorem by obtaining an an...

Political prisoners in French mental institutions before 1789, during the Revolution, and under Napoleon I.

BEFoRE 1789 mental patients were interned in France in three types of institutions: the state-directed hopital general, the clerical institution (often called charit6), and the small private pension, maison de sante. Hopital general is a misnomer and a euphemism. In Germany at that time these institutions were far more appropriately called Zuchthdiuser, in England "work-houses", and in certain ...