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Napoleon and the French Revolution

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Jim Weiss guides listeners on a journey to encounter the fascinating people, high ideals, and bloody battles of the French Revolution and Napoleon's empire. Enter the whirlwind of the French Revolution and follow Napoleon's relentless march of conquest. From the burning desert sands of Egypt and the frozen plains of Russia to the lush jungles of Haiti and the sweeping prairies of North America, Jim Weiss guides listeners through the story of a tumultuous worldwide struggle for liberty. Along the way, he profiles the witty Madame de Stael, the brave Toussaint Louverture, and the fierce Robespierre, as well as Napoleon himself. Ages 10 and up.

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1. Opening Credits
2. Revolution!
3. “To the Bastille!”
4. Five Revolutionaries
5. Who Was Napoleon?
6. The Two Napoleons
7. Fall and Downfall
8. Revolution Returns to the Americas
9. A Woman of Madame de Stael
10.Closing Credits

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Published November 7, 2023

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29 reviews
July 24, 2025
didnt know what this was. it seems that its a history textbook with the author also performing the audio book.
ITS REALLY GOOD.
I mean its a textbook and the book is really short. But it tackles directly the bone of the situation.
I found the website for this and the website is designed for homeschool which i do feel its pretty good as an introduction to Napoleon.
If you are thinking this book goes in depth, no; its a decent resume of the French revolution and Napoleon's deeds.
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March 27, 2025
Covered a lot of ground for such a short book. I like that he gave opposing views of Napoleon. I also like that he mentioned that Napoleon had two sides: good and bad.
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