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Bonaparte, Louis‐Napoleon (1808–1873)
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Louis‐Napoleon Bonaparte, a nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte, seemed an unlikely heir to his uncle's legacy. Conspirator, politician, and then emperor of France, Louis‐Napoleon established a political system whose closest counterpart is Mussolini's Italy of the twentieth century. Louis‐Napoleon's ambiguous personal and political history has been the subject of scholarly debate ever since.
Title: Bonaparte, Louis‐Napoleon (1808–1873)
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Louis‐Napoleon Bonaparte, a nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte, seemed an unlikely heir to his uncle's legacy.
Conspirator, politician, and then emperor of France, Louis‐Napoleon established a political system whose closest counterpart is Mussolini's Italy of the twentieth century.
Louis‐Napoleon's ambiguous personal and political history has been the subject of scholarly debate ever since.
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