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    “I am only a little satisfied with my previous works. From today on I will take a neuen Weg – a new path.” When Beethoven said this to his friend Wenzel Krumpholz in 1802‚ Beethoven was at his pinnacle in the Viennese tradition. But faced with the fear of repetitive style‚ Beethoven changed towards what we can call his Romantic or “Heroic” decade‚ where Beethoven would launch “a turning point in the history of music itself.” This turning point was epitomized in his new symphony‚ the Symphony n°3

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    sing-alongs and a grand fireworks finale. Napoleon Napoleon & & Sutler Sutler Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the latter stages of the French Revolution and its associated wars in Europe. The commonalities between Napoleon and Sutler is that they were both a political leader who had control of the government . Similarities between Russia and Britain     Both Norsefire and Napoleon were tyrants Both were extremely large forces Both were

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    The struggle of the French Revolution can be viewed‚ as any revolution can be‚ through the many eyes‚ of the people who are fighting it. They are fighting for reasons that vary according to what they believe as individuals‚ “Despite occasional appearances or stated war aims‚ the war became an ideological conflict between new and old –between “democratic” and “aristocratic” forms of society…” The war was a meeting of the minds‚ yes there was famine‚ and an unskilled monarchy‚ but the problems went

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    Napoleon's greatness

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    Known as one of the world’s greatest military‚ as well as political leaders‚ Napoleon Bonaparte was born on August 15‚ 1769‚ in Ajaccio‚ Corsica‚ France. Napoleon was known as a "god" to the people of France‚ and he still is today. He obtained success in influencing not only France‚ but Europe too; as well as several other parts of the world. It was in 1799 when he really became known‚ when he helped overthrow the directory and develop the Consulate (three man government)‚ where in 1802 he would

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    But‚ it also allowed him to continue fighting when he should have surrendered. Napoleon was a skilled general and in the beginning of his career‚ conquered most of central Europe. Despite his extreme talent in battle‚ eventually the Allies-- Russia‚ Austria‚ Prussia‚ and Britain--beat Napoleon at the Battle of Leipzig in 1813. After his defeat‚ the Allies exiled Napoleon to the island of Elba‚ but he did not stay there long. He soon came back to France to try to restore his

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    The world has seen plenty of tyrants: Napoleon Bonaparte‚ Adolf Hitler‚ Joseph Stalin‚ and Hugo Chávez are only some. All of these men have committed absolutely unspeakable crimes against humanity‚ and their names should be in the history books as such. However‚ more people should rebuke the consent of the masses‚ for the wickedness of ordinary people can be just as horrifying as the heinous crime of a serial killer or a sadistic head of state. Shirley Jackson’s short story‚ “The Lottery”‚ is a

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    These two pieces of Beethoven’s history‚ Eroica and the Heiligenstadt Testament‚ are inseparably linked‚ almost as if they were the same creation (DeWitt). Eroica will forever be connected with Napoleon Bonaparte. In writing this Symphony‚ Beethoven had been thinking of Bonaparte‚ but‚ this was Bonaparte

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    EESAY QUESTION: "Napoleon was a child of the Enlightenment". Assess the validity of this statement by using specific policies and attitudes of Napoleon. During the time period of the French Revolution‚ many governments came and went as a result of the unorganized and often times‚ radical political regimes that were recklessly installed by desperate people longing for equality and liberty. The French were inspired by the new liberal notions and ideas of political and economic rights for all proposed

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    During the moderate phase King Louis’s political power was altered from an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy‚ but during the radical phase is where that all fell apart. In a period ruled with the violence‚ fear‚ and dictatorship of Robespierre. The first event that shows this theme is the “Reign of Terror.” This event relates to the theme of fear and violence since Robespierre’s goal was to inflict fear on others in hopes of having them listen to him. The Reign of Terror was the time

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    and nationalism in France. At the same time it also caused conflicts both within and between nations. The revolution began with a government financial crisis but quickly became a movement of reform and violent change. The revolution ended when Napoleon Bonaparte‚ a French general‚ took over the government. Various social‚ political‚ and economic conditions led to the French Revolution. These conditions included dissatisfaction among the lower and middle classes‚ interest in new ideas about government

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