Prof Andrew Roberts is one of Britain’s most well-known and respected historians. His scholarship centres on British, French and military history. He has written biographies of Churchill, Napoleon, Salisbury, Halifax, and George III. He holds visiting fellowships at Stanford’s Hoover Institution and King’s College London’s War Studies Department, plus an honorary doctorate from Westminster College, Missouri.
Tomorrow, he is returning to the show to break down the life, times and history of Napoleon Bonaparte; who he was, what he achieved, and his legacy.
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Let's say Napoleon has overwhelming success in Europe. Does he come for America, at some point?
France is currently on its 5th Republic. The Revolutions that led to the 1st and 2nd Republics both wound up with a Napoleon as an Emperor (making the American Revolution look all that more awesome since America never wound up with its own “King George Washington”). France seems to have difficulty maintaining any form of democratic government for a long time. Are they due for another change in their form of government in light of the rise of Populist dissent?