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France is slowly converging to the idea that Napoleon was a 1) sociopath who (among other) restored slavery, 2) deserter who abandoned his own army (twice), 3) absolute potentate under the label of “revolution”, 4) state centralisor, 5) enemy of trade,& 6) liar (in war reports). Re: Napoleon. Explain to me how someone who won a lot of small battles then (literally) depleted his entire army can be seen as a brilliant general. It is like banks that make small money every year then lose their total capital during crises. Finally, Napoleon was a reckless gambler risking the lives of almost all French males of military age in a single bet. No notion of prudence for a general (except for his own safety since he deserted his own army). Explain to me what kind of a “brilliant military mind” that wd be