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  1. Jul 13, 2018 · Why Did So Much of Napoleon’s Family Come to America? After Waterloo, the French emperor tried, unsuccessfully, to flee to the U.S. But his Bonaparte relations made quite an invasion.

    • Jesse Greenspan
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  2. Jan 2, 2015 · The secret escape he abandoned on July 13-14 was entirely feasible; his brother Joseph embarked clandestinely at a nearby port ten days later, got to America with no difficulty, and lived ...

  3. Dec 28, 2014 · The secret escape he abandoned on July 13-14 was entirely feasible; his brother Joseph embarked clandestinely at a nearby port ten days later, got to America with no difficulty, and lived ...

  4. During the closing campaign of the War of the Sixth Coalition, Napoleon left his brother to govern Paris with the title Lieutenant General of the Empire. As a result, he was again in nominal command of the French Army that was defeated at the Battle of Paris .

  5. His destiny was determined, however, not by his personal choices, but by the overwhelming personality of his younger brother Napoleon Bonaparte. Indeed, while Joseph was not a mediocre man, his own accomplishments would have hardly justified a sturdy biographical study.

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  6. In the Peninsular War, which began in 1808, Napoleon invaded Spain and installed his brother Joseph as king. The Spanish people, aided by British forces under the Duke of Wellington, resisted fiercely. Thanks to guerrilla warfare and some conventional battles, they gradually eroded French control.

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  8. Nov 12, 2023 · Napoleon, not very happy with his little brother’s union, asked him to return to France so that the marriage could be annulled. The affair caused a stir and the French ambassador in Washington was removed.

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