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Napoleonic Ideas

Libaire, George | July 17, 1943 issue

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The article discusses Napoleonic ideas and literature. Among the few lost causes that seem unlikely now to plague a resurgent France with claims and counter- claims, one may perhaps safely venture to list Bonapartism and the cult of Napoleon. Exponents of those related systems of political practice and theory, the uncle and the nephew have shepherded the French people down the Hundred Days to Waterloo, through the Second Empire to the first battle of Sedan. Not even the phoenix-let alone the imperial eagles-could be expected to rise again from two such holocausts.

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