The Conquerors — Season 1, Episode 11: Napoleon's Greatest Victory

Episode synopsis

His name is, without question, synonymous with that of ""Conqueror"", though he never considered himself as such. He said he was a liberator, bringing enlightenment to the people of Western Europe. Yet his actions and prowess as a military commander rank him among the greatest conquerors of all time. From his ascension to power in France, to campaigns in Italy, Egypt, Austria, and Russia, Napoleon Bonaparte rose from commoner to general to king to emperor. At the height of his power, he ruled most of Western Europe.

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• E2General William Howe - Conqueror of New York
• E3Andrew Jackson - Conqueror of Florida
• E4Cortés - Conqueror of Mexico
• E5John G. Freemont - Conqueror of California
• E6El Cid
• E7Marshal Zhukov - WWII Conqueror of Berlin
• E8Sherman's March to the Sea
• E9Cromwell - Conqueror of Ireland
• E10King David
• E12Caesar - Conqueror of Gaul
• E13Suleyman the Magnificent