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Was Napoleon "the revolution on horseback" as he claimed to be or was he a traitor to the French Revolution?
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Was Napoleon "the revolution on horseback" as he claimed to be or was he a traitor to the French Revolution?

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Napoleon was not a traitor. However he was an idiot who craved power. He wished only for sole power and made many mistakes and enemies in his quest.
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