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1807 #OnThisDay following signing the Treaty of Tilsit Napoleon was attacked (& defeated) by a colony of Rabbits! 🐰🐰🐰
Starved & penned (to make them easy targets) these fluffy guerillas turned on #Napoleon instead.
Not sure what is worse, the shoot or the fact he lost?
#OTD
@chesstutor @PaulBarasi @davidllada I'm more of an "expert" for the history of Hum (Helm, Balkans:) never heard of Quatre Bras, I'm afraid😳
A Deux Bras Napoleon
#art Aleksandr Shabanov
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迎えに来たぜ、相棒
Napoleon Bonaparte
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'Napoleon Pays Homage to the Courage of the Wounded' by Jean-Baptiste Debret
Two days ago, you may recall, one of those rabbit hole segues occurred on Napoleonic Twitter, where @latelordchatham, @ZwhiteHistory and @aquestingvole started everyone discussing, with various levels of seriousness, Wellington & a chicken leg at Salamanca #WellingtonWednesday
Art done by the awesome @JeffieB19 !!
An ice cream doggo enjoying some tasty ice cream 😋
Napoleon Gelato is finally reborn and updated, thanks to Jeffie!
He's so adorable and cute, I love how he turned out :>
Trying to get faster at doing quick drawings like this! I think this ended up taking me almost an hour from start to finish. Napoleon from FGO. Getting some practice drawing him
'Napoleon Orders the 2nd Corps Into Action, 12 October 1805' by Pierre-Claude Gautherot
#otd in 1807, Emperor Napoleon and Tsar Alexander I signed the Treaty of Tilsit. Russia was obliged to give up the Ionian islands and to join the Continental System. The settlement with Prussia, signed a couple of days later, was a lot more punitive.
The first treaty of Tilsit was signed #OnThisDay 1807 by Tsar Alexander I and Napoleon, during a meeting on a raft in the middle of the Niemen.
@BotMoriarty Aha...AHAHA! HAHA! AHAHAHAHA!!!
Yes...YES!
RUN! RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN!
But you cannot hide forever, Napoleon Of Crime~!
How #Napoleon Controlled His Image - It is interesting how Napoleon controlled his image to become a “master of spin.” He realized that to gain power and to stay in power, his popularity depended ... https://t.co/w43omxF3uF #bonaparte #19thcentury
"Plum Pudding". The famous eighteenth century British caricaturist James Gillray’s most famous print, from 1805, shows William Pitt and Napoleon seated at table, carving up the world between them to consume it. #illustration #cartoon
On his exile to Elba, Napoleon vowed he’d return to Paris the next year, just as his favourite flower, the violet, did each spring. Here, Canu celebrates that return in March 1815 by hiding silhouettes of Napoleon, his son & 2nd wife Marie Louise in bunch of violets (Clues at R)
