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For those who value self-determination, free markets, peace, and freedom, Napoleon provides little to be admired. He was a despot, a warmonger, a centralist, and a hypocrite who claimed to spread freedom to justify his own lust for conquest and power. Original Article: Napoleon: Europe's First Egalitarian Despot [embedded content] Tags: Featured,newsletter
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For those who value self-determination, free markets, peace, and freedom, Napoleon provides little to be admired. He was a despot, a warmonger, a centralist, and a hypocrite who claimed to spread freedom to justify his own lust for conquest and power. Original Article: Napoleon: Europe's First Egalitarian Despot [embedded content] Tags: Featured,newsletter
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For those who value self-determination, free markets, peace, and freedom, Napoleon provides little to be admired. He was a despot, a warmonger, a centralist, and a hypocrite who claimed to spread freedom to justify his own lust for conquest and power.
Original Article: Napoleon: Europe's First Egalitarian Despot
Tags: Featured,newsletter