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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The conquest of Lisbon led to the flight of Don João VI which eventually led to Brazil becoming an independent country, something not really talked about outside of Portugual or Brazil. What other little talked about consequnce of Napoleon do you find interesting you wish was better known?
Napoleon lost almost everything he conquered, but the Code Napoléon outlived him by two centuries. Did he know at the time that the laws would matter more than the battles, or is that hindsight?