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Why was Russia’s defeat of France the turning point in the Napoleonic Wars?
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Why was Russia’s defeat of France the turning point in the Napoleonic Wars?

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Why was Russia’s defeat of France the turning point in the Napoleonic Wars

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Neapolitan hoped to compel which is another word for persuade or convince Tsar Alexander I of Russia to cease trading with British merchants through Proxies in an effort to pressure united Kingdom to sue for peace which did not come true do to their lose.
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