Napoleon Series Archive 2008

Re: Carlos, Ferdinand and Napoleon

N extorted the ownership of Spain after having imprisoned all the principal players in his dungeons. Does that confer legitimacy on his subsequent actions there? I think not.

It is quite natural that you 'think not' from some years later. I am well assured that no one would expect you to think otherwise than not!

However, the point I tried to raise in the narrow confines of the internet on this forum is what Napoleon thought. At this stage of his 'career', how much was he concerned with international recognition / acceptance of his actions? How much was he concerned with the acceptance of his home power base?

Can you even begin to accept that Napoleon had a rationale although you deny its validity?

Was extortion an unknown or outlawed tool in the other nations? In my humble opinion, it was pervasive to the lowest levels of society. Witness the debtor's prisons.

If we are to ruminate on the cruelity of past wars, the cud should be representative.

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Regency Council of Portugal 1807-14
An online source for the regency council
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The Sousa (Coutinho) Brothers
Thank you Jorge, much appreciated *NM*
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What Spanish authorities do you have for this?
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Which work by Connelly?
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See final para in post above: Carlos ..... :D *NM*
Thanks for the useful summary *NM*
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Wars of succession? Surely not? :D *NM*
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Porto de Mos in 1811 *LINK*
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Guingret and the 'Anguish of Necessity'
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Just posted some excerpts from Pelet *NM*
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Do you want some more British diarist acounts? *NM*
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The validity of the Anglo-Portuguese position
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