The young Napoleon Bonaparte in 1792.

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Napoleon Bonaparte 1792

The young Napoleon Bonaparte. 

French Revolution Period.

Bonaparte in 1792 as a frequenter of a six-sous Restaurant in Paris. From a Aquarelle of Eric Pape.

Source: Life of Napoleon Bonaparte; (1896) by Sloane, William Milligan.

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