Napoleon

This is the book "e;Napoleon"e;, written by Herbert Fisher, Professor of History at the University of Sheffield, and it is one of the historical books written about Napoleon in a purely scientific manner - one that analyzes past facts, builds upon subsequent facts, and deduces from them subsequent facts, and relies in its style on logic. Historical events, which consist of connected, harmonious episodes, without any anomalies or disturbances. However, this book, despite its small size, reads in its few pages the history of Napoleon, a young man and an old man, and between the two situations he is a man of the world and the world, and thus you stand on his clear traces in the history of the world, and you understand his mighty soul that has always overcome accidents and has achieved a good share of them. Historians believe that the modern history of Egypt, and some countries of the Near East, begins on the day the French army landed in the city of Alexandria, under the supervision of this great leader. He took Egypt between countries, connected its history with the history of the world, and revived in it a scientific life that is truly considered the first ember of its recent renaissance.