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	Napoleón Bonaparte
		Napoleon was born in the 15 of August in 1769 in Ajaccio (Corcega).
		Napoleon was made prisioner by the british forces and he was sent to the Elba isle in the mediterranean sea.
		Futhermore, the Napoleonic strategies were not very rigid, he let to his soldiers a high percentage to their imagination and improvisation depending on the concrete circumstances and the scenario where the action were happening.
	html.rincondelvago.com /napoleon-bonaparte_10.html (1368 words)

	Napoleon (coin)
		The coin was produced between 1805 and 1807, 21 mm across it weighs 6.45 grams and is.900 gold.
		The coin was issued during the reign of Napoleon I and feature his head in a laurel wreath and the words Napoleon Empereur on the obverse.
		The coin continued in use through the 19th century and later French gold coins in the same denomination were generally referred to a 'napoleons'.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/na/Napoleon_(coin).html (84 words)

	Napoleon (coin) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The coin was produced between 1805 1807 21 mm across it weighs 6.45 and is.900 gold.
		The coin was during the reign of Napoleon I and feature his head in a wreath and the words Napoleon Empereur on the obverse.
		The coin continued in use through the 19th century and later French gold coins in same denomination were generally referred to a
	www.freeglossary.com /Napoleon_(coin) (79 words)

	English & Napoleonic Coins
		Recent featured coins included an exceptional Queen Elizabeth I Shilling, a Caesar Augustus silver Denarius, and a choice 1606 Sixpence of James I. Soon the site will be offering the opportunity for you to consign your coins and increase the chance of selling a coin you would like to move.
		Quite a variety of coins were issued from the small copper centimos to the fairly large gold 40 Lire.
		Currently on Beeker1's English Hammered Coins and Napoleonic coins website there is a nice variety of Kingdom of Napoleon 1 Soldos, almost one of each date.
	www.englishcoins.blogspot.com (839 words)

	Goldline - French 20 Franc Napoleon III Gold Coin
		Napoleon III French 20 Francs were minted between 1852 and 1870.
		Napoleon III was elected president of the newly formed Second Republic that year.
		France's defeat in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 led to Napoleon III's defeat and the establishment of the Third Republic.
	goldline.com /coins/product/french-20-franc-napoleon-III.html (387 words)

	Before Brumaire: Napoleon's Development as a Ruler 1796-98
		Napoleon had shown the strength of character to enter the chamber and speak, he had shown the courage after having been physically assaulted to lead his soldiers into the chamber and finally he had been responsible for dispersing the intransigent politicians.
		During these campaigns Napoleon conquered territories far beyond the Directory's wildest dreams; they had intended the Italian campaign to be a mere sideshow, however, with the reversal of fortune in the main theatre of war (Germany), Italy became the focus of their attention.
		By the spring of 1797, Napoleon was threatening to march on Vienna having lifted the siege of Mantua.
	www.napoleon-series.org /research/napoleon/c_beforebrumaire.html (4156 words)

	NAPOLEON
		Napoleon leaps from his horse, races to the carriage - opens the door - and beholds his 18-year-old bride - MARIE-LOUISE - cowering in the corner next to Caroline and her ladies-in waiting.
		Napoleon is chasing young Arthur Napoleon, a handsome boy of 8 with blonde hair and rosy cheeks.
		NAPOLEON You know, Saint Napoleon ought to be very grateful to me, and do everything in his power for me in the world to come.
	www.jmbarrie.co.uk /napoleon-script/NAPOLEON11.htm (3092 words)

	French Coins 19th Century
		One reason why I love French coins is that it is possible to form a complete set of all their large silver crowns of the 19th century**, in uncirculated condition, 'relatively' inexpensively.
		Napoleon III was elected President of the New Republic in 1852 after his 3rd attempt to gain power.
		This coin was struck to suggest the possibility of having a Napoleon return to France.
	www.coinsandhistory.com /French_coins3.html (837 words)

	200 Sk Commemorative Silver Coin; Peace of Bratislava the 200th Anniversary of the Signing
		Napoleon’s army marched to Slovakia for the first time in the lead up to the battle known as The Battle of the Three Emperors, which took place on December 2, 1805 at Austerlitz (Slavkov).
		Napoleon’s army defeated the armies of Francis I, the Austrian emperor and Alexander I, the Russian tsar.
		Napoleon I, the French emperor, is depicted on the reverse of the coin on the left and Francis I, the Austrian emperor, is on the right.
	www.nbs.sk /MENA/PMINCE/PM59A.HTM (461 words)

	Chatter - Chicago Coin Club - February, 2003
		The first 20 Franc coin shown is dated AN 12 on the reverse, reflecting the revolutionary calendar; this coin was minted in the twelfth year of the revolution.
		The shown 1852 coin uses the bust of the president, "Louis Napoleon" (the nephew of Napoleon), and bears the "Republic of France" legend.
		A Byzantine gold coin bought for $100 from someone who did not know what it was; but he had been given it for $50 of work, by a coin dealer who had acquired it for $25 without knowing what it was.
	www.chicagocoinclub.org /chatter/2003/Feb (2607 words)

	Napoleonic Society of America
		The gold "Napoleon" features a bust of Napoleon with the motto "Napoleon Emperor" on the obverse and a reverse with a wreath and the date, denomination and the motto "Empire Francais." Each coin is graded fine+.
		During troop inspections Napleon was known to have his aides standing by with coin purses full of gold "Napoleons" which he would personally award to his troops.
		These gold "Napoleons" were so successful with the French middle and business classes that they remained the standard form of owning gold in France for over a century.
	www.napoleonic-society.com /coins.html (213 words)

	"Napoleon's Star" Puzzle - BrainJuice
		Napoleon even talked about the star during the Russian campaign, while his troops were receding.
		When he came out of his tent to breath some fresh air, looking tired and unshaven, but with the solution in his grasp, Waterloo had already been won by the English, and his troops were fleeing with no order or hope.
		Then pick another point unoccupied by any coin, and again go to a third unoccupied point in a straight line (a coin on the second point doesn't matter), and place a coin on it.
	www.brainj.net /puzzle.php?id=napoleon (229 words)

	Antiques : By Period, Style : Napoleon I :
		The top coin measures 1-1/2" across and is finished in silvertone, while the smaller coin on the bottom is finished in goldtone and measures 7/8" across.
		During the Prussian Wars with Napoleon, as in many wars, the citizens of Prussia were encouraged, as a reflection of their patriotism, to donate their gems, jewelry, gold, and silver tableware to increase the amount in the State's coffers.
		Napoleon divorces Josephine, France invades Spain and thus Napoleon becomes King of Spain, Austria is bankrupt, war rages and all while Beethoven composes.
	search.rubylane.com /jewelry/,id=4.5.42.html (1102 words)

	Napoleonic Society of America
		Napoleon’s Carbine — Original made by gunsmith LePage and is in the Musée de l’Armée.
		Napoleon’s Pistol — Original is Gribeauval model used by the Imperial Guard.
		Napoleon’s Sword — Original by goldsmith Bennais and is in Apsley House in London.
	www.napoleonic-society.com /ordfrm.html (264 words)

	Napoleon
		This gold coin or denier (3.885 grammes of 24 carat gold), showing the king on horseback, was minted as payment the ransom for the King held prisoner by Edward III, King of England, after the defeat at Poitiers, on 19 September, 1356.
		Worse still, coins that were no longer legal tender were being used, to say nothing of the presence of counterfeit coins, the free circulation of foreign currencies (notably shillings, Piedmontese and Swiss money), and an excess of copper coinage still being exchanged.
		Given this situation, a paper equivalent of a gold or silver coin could be worth less than its coin counterpart, since the latter had the fundamental value of the precious metal whilst the paper had none.
	www.napoleon.org /en/reading_room/articles/files/franc_delage.asp (1792 words)

	Analysis of the premium 9 gold coins the most famous in the world As the gold napoleon, krugerrand
		The numistique is a part of the market of the gold and as such it deserves some lines from time to time.
		Coins globally have no premium or a very weak premium, that is we do not more pay dearly a coin than a piece of raw gold.
		Golden coins should see "mechanically" their price rising with the increase of the gold and the second reason so that the price horsemanship it is that their premium is in most low.
	www.dani2989.com /gold/pieces/coins14112004gb.htm (304 words)

	Coin du DVD - Magasin associé - Napoléon
		But more than a triumph of filmmaking, Napoleon is a triumph of film restoration and was a boon to the vital cause of film preservation.
		Abel Gance's Napoleon is a triumph of style, technique, and inspired performances from the lead to the extras in the crowd scenes.
		Perhaps the single finest scene in the film has the intercutting of Napoleon in a small boat at sea fighting through a typhoon as the French parliment is falling apart (with the camera attached to a pendulum to simulate the ocean waves).
	astore.amazon.ca /lecoindudvd-20/detail/6300183548 (659 words)

	French 20 Franc Napoleon III Gold Coin - Goldline International
		Napoleon III French 20 Francs were minted between 1852 and 1870.
		Napoleon III was elected president of the newly formed Second Republic that year.
		France's defeat in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 led to Napoleon III's defeat and the establishment of the Third Republic.
	www.goldline.com /coins/product/french-20-franc-napoleon-iii.html (427 words)

	The Coins of Napoleon
		Napoleon astounded his era with his qualities of statesman and of general.
		The gold 20-franc piece that he created in 1803, the Napoleon, became the model for all the coins of the Latin Union which circulated in Europe up to 1914.
		His gold or silver coins are often rare, or very rare, for the small mints.
	www.cgb.fr /monnaies/articles/monnaiesfrance/napoleongb.html (351 words)

	Miriam Haskell Napoleon Coin Necklace
		Price Includes 1st Class Shipping w Insurance in the US This uncommon, older Haskell necklace is a large coin that is a tribute to Napoleon.
		What makes this necklace so special is the original chain which is 24 inches long made up of intricate designed block squares.
		The coin says Napoleon Emperor and is surrounded with Haskell's intricate gold leaves.
	www.trocadero.com /stores/judysgems/items/587273/item587273.html (98 words)

	Coin of the Year
		Certain coins are strongly associated with a particular date, even though there may be other dates of the same coin.
		In some years, the coin of the year is an obvious choice, in other years we have selected one from a number of candidates.
		The first English or British coin issued with a date was a gold half sovereign of Edward VI dated MDXLVIII (1548), and the first to bear dates in Arabic numerals were silver crowns and halfcrowns dated 1551, also for Edward VI.
	www.coinoftheyear.com (271 words)

	14K 1856-1860 Napoleon III 5 Franc Coin Pendant at ShopNBC.com
		Coin pendants were the most widely used style, as they could be worn by both men and women.
		Coin jewelry continues to be just as stylish today as it was thousands of years ago.
		Coin jewelry can be an intriguing way to commemorate a special year or display a coin of particular significance.
	www.shopnbc.com /product/?familyid=C49450 (483 words)

	Before The Hobo Nickel
		Less fortunate was Napoleon's intervention (1861–67) in the affairs of Mexico; the French troops finally withdrew upon the demand of the United States, leaving Emperor Maximilian to his fate.
		To regain prestige Napoleon, at the behest of advisers, took an aggressive stand regarding the candidature of a Hohenzollern prince to the Spanish throne.
		Following the shameful defeat of Napoleon III in Sedan in September 1870, skillful French engravers altered coins in a satirical manner to ridicule the French emperor.
	www.michigancoinclub.org /before_hobos.htm (545 words)

	Coin Portrait of the Week #30 - CoinPeople.com
		This is a bronze 10 centavos coin depicting Benito Juárez, five term president of Mexico and one of that nations most highly regarded leaders.
		After the French invasion, under pressure from Napoleon III and after General Élie-Frédéric Forey's capture of Mexico City, he consented to accept the crown in 1863.
		Juárez and his government were forced to retreat to Ciudad where he continued to lead the resistance to the Maximilian government and continued to run his government in exile.
	www.coinpeople.com /index.php?showtopic=17310 (2427 words)

	BBC - History - Napoleon's Lost Army: The Soldiers Who Fell
		Remains found in a mass grave outside Vilnius in Lithuania hold vital clues to the fate of Napoleon's Grand Army and the catastrophic retreat from Moscow in 1812.
		Also to be seen is a gold 20-franc coin from Napoleonic times, and a 'shako' (a French infantryman's helmet), squashed flat.
		This was news - archaeological news - and these were the remains of some of the men that Napoleon had led into Russia in his pursuit of world supremacy in 1812.
	www.bbc.co.uk /history/archaeology/excavations_techniques/napoleon_army_01.shtml (246 words)

	Napoleon@Everything2.com
		Napoleon is also the subject of an unmade Stanley Kubrick film.
		The script, which Kubrick wrote himself (althought he did not cite his sources) was recently released on the internet, but was soon taken off with the threat of legal action.
		The script for Napoleon was dated September 29, 1969, which was relatively early in Kubricks career, and he had not yet made such an extensive reputation for himself so it is easy to understand why he did not get the financial backing needed to make the movie.
	www.everything2.com /index.pl?node=Napoleon (312 words)

	Rising Nationalism: As Young US Matures, the Art of Coin Making Advances.
		Concerned that Napoleon was planning to re-assert French power in North America, Jefferson considered forming an alliance with Great Britain, who shared in the desire to curtail Napoleon's ambition.
		Following the defeat of Napoleon in Europe (but before his escape from Elba and his final Waterloo), additional British resources in Europe were available to commit to the war against the United States.
		After years of fighting to survive, coining operations were now ready to leave the embrace of the Philadelphia "Mother Mint", to serve the needs of a growing, thriving nation.
	www.us-coin-values-advisor.com /a-rising-spirit-of-nationalism.html (4577 words)

	The Coin Doc's Questions and Answers - Archive #49
		Napoleon had conquered many of the Northern Italian city states at the approximate time that the First French Empire was proclaimed in 1804.
		Napoleon was crowned Emperor of Italy in Naples in 1805.
		A coin dealer has told him that he should certify the coin as he believes it is similar to the 1955 double die cent.
	www.coinsite.com /content/cdanswers/cdarchive49.asp (4717 words)

	19th century Coins
		Different political regimes and revolutions followed one another, wars were won or lost, colonies… colonised, the economy was in full development, coins began to be struck on an industrial basis, with hundreds of thousands of identical examples being produced ; however the engravers were still chosen from amongst the great masters.
		The coins of this period are those used by Jules Vernes, Victor Hugo, Renoir, Cézanne, Degas, Monet, Van Gogh, Baudelaire and Rimbaud, they witnessed the first cars, the first photos and the first film.
		If it seems impossible to make unexpected discoveries with regards to the types and dates of coins of this period, there is however great variety in the engravers' marks, trial strikes and dies and they are far from being all classified.
	www.cgb.fr /monnaies/articles/monnaiesfrance/19esieclegb.html (391 words)

	Napoleon (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Napoleon I of France (Napoleon Bonaparte, 1769-1821; reigned 1804-1814)
		Napoleon III of France, Charles Louis Napoléon Bonaparte (1808-1873) was President of France from 1849 to 1852, and then Emperor of the French under the name Napoléon III from 1852 to 1870.
		Napoleon Bonaparte Broward, Governor of Florida from 1905 to 1909.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Napoleon_(disambiguation) (413 words)

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