A) Vincent Cronin B) Désirée Clary C) Bill Clinton D) Susan Howard
A) Napoleon Bonaparte: An Intimate Biography B) Napoleon: A Monster of Egoism C) Clisson et Eugénie D) My Life
A) 1971 B) 1951 C) 1972 D) 2004
A) His economic policies B) His military strategy alone C) Napoleon's personality and relationships D) His wars and battles exclusively
A) Private journals of Susan Howard B) Military maps of his Russian campaign C) Financial records of the French Empire D) Love letters to Désirée Clary and his autobiography Clisson et Eugénie
A) My Life B) Friendship is Only a Word C) An Intimate Biography D) Clisson et Eugénie
A) Désirée Clary B) Hillary Clinton C) Eugénie D) Susan Howard
A) Financial incentives from the publisher B) Orders from the French government C) A desire to prove Napoleon was a monster of egoism D) Dissatisfaction with existing pictures of Napoleon lacking a living, breathing man
A) Napoleon was a monster of egoism. B) Friendship is the foundation of the empire. C) I am the ruler of France. D) Friendship is only a word. I love no man.
A) By arguing he wrote fake love letters B) By claiming he was actually a peaceful diplomat C) By stating he had no friends at all D) By calling him a monster of egoism or insincerity
A) He agreed with previous biographers B) He did not believe in monsters C) He believed Napoleon was a monster of egoism D) He thought Napoleon was a monster of insincerity
A) Because it focuses exclusively on wars and battles B) Due to the depiction of Napoleon as a generally respectable person C) Due to its harsh criticism of French culture D) Because it claims Napoleon never had friends
A) Unanimously glowing praise B) No reviews at all C) Universally negative reviews D) Mixed reviews
A) Bill Clinton B) Vincent Cronin C) Désirée Clary D) Susan Howard
A) He is ignored completely B) His motives are always presented as malicious C) He is heavily condemned every time D) He is given the benefit of the doubt every time
A) Impatience, dislike of criticism, and over-optimism in later life B) Arrogance, paranoia, and untrustworthiness C) Greed, cowardice, and dishonesty D) Laziness, incompetence, and cruelty
A) As a great strength of his empire B) As a mark of weakness C) As a brilliant military strategy D) As a necessary economic reform
A) To conquer all of Europe and expand his royal lineage B) To control the global press and eliminate censorship C) To export liberty, equality, justice and sovereignty of the people D) To amass personal wealth and luxury
A) Napoleon hated all of his close friends B) Too often Napoleon acted brusquely, while Jerome overspent C) The discovery of Clisson et Eugénie D) Napoleon lost every single major battle
A) Susan B) Jerome C) Bill D) Vincent
A) Napoleon Bonaparte: An Intimate Biography B) Clisson et Eugénie C) My Life D) Friendship is Only a Word
A) Vincent Cronin B) Napoleon Bonaparte C) Bill Clinton D) Susan Howard
A) Napoleon and Désirée Clary B) Bill and Hillary Clinton C) Susan Howard and Vincent Cronin D) Jerome and Eugénie
A) A windy autumn evening B) A warm summer afternoon C) A cold winter day D) A rainy spring morning |