How to pronounce Bonaparte’ in English

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known as ‘Les Guides de Bonaparte’.

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Known as ‘Les Guides de bonaparte’.

Victor served under General Bonaparte in Italy,

He also made friends with a young Major Bonaparte.

His efficiency impressed the new First Consul, Napoleon Bonaparte,

In 1798, Desaix introduced Davout to his friend General Bonaparte.

But Macdonald’s own conduct won approval from General Bonaparte, among others.

Just missing a young Napoleon Bonaparte, who’d graduated a few weeks before.

Its chief beneficiary would be the Army of Italy’s new commander, Napoleon Bonaparte.

Aggressive leadership won praise from General Masséna, then, at Dego, from General Bonaparte

Alongside the army’s artillery chief, a young Major Bonaparte. Both men were wounded,

This brought him to the attention of France’s new First Consul, Napoleon Bonaparte, with

In his report to France’s new First Consul, Napoleon Bonaparte, Masséna wrote, "for judgment

General Bonaparte, who was impressed enough to make him commander of his new bodyguard,

A young general, Napoleon Bonaparte, had been put in charge of the defence of the

He was well rewarded by the restored Bourbon king, and never forgiven by Bonaparte loyalists.

Instead, the job went to the 26 year-old General Bonaparte – 11 years younger and much less

Boss, Berthier replied, "Remember that one day it will be a fine thing to be second to Bonaparte."