From Corsican Nationalist to French Revolutionary: Problems of Identity in the Writings of the Young Napoleon, 1785–1793

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Abstract. As a young man, much of Napoleon's time was spent trying to arrive at an intellectual and emotional understanding of his own life story and of his pla
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Authors Dwyer, Philip G.;
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Year 2002
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