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rapidplatypus [Duke of Wellington Receiving A Statue]
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rapidplatypus [Reward For Making Food Last Longer]
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 ===== Napoleon II ===== ===== Napoleon II =====
  
-Napoleon's stepson, Napoleon II, succeeded his stepfather as King of Rome, Prince of Parmaand Duke of Reichstadt. When Napoleon I was defeated and forced to quit the French crown, he christened his successor Napoleon II. [([[https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Napoleon_II|New World Encyclopedia]])] +Napoleon's stepson, Napoleon II, succeeded his stepfather as King of Rome, Prince of Parma and Duke of Reichstadt. When Napoleon I was defeated and forced to quit the French crown, he christened his successor Napoleon II. [([[https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Napoleon_II|New World Encyclopedia]])] 
  
 ===== Meeting With Alexander I ===== ===== Meeting With Alexander I =====
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 ===== Reward For Making Food Last Longer ===== ===== Reward For Making Food Last Longer =====
  
-Napoleon offered a prize to anybody who could make food last longer during his army's trips to far-flung areas like Russia and Egypt. Nicolas Appert found in 1809 that food cooked within a sealed glass jar could not deteriorate unless the container leaked—he had created canning! The French government rewarded Appert with 12,000 francs. [([[https://www.nal.usda.gov/exhibits/ipd/canning/about|NAL]])]+Napoleon offered a prize to anybody who could make food last longer during his army's trips to far-flung areas like Russia and Egypt. Nicolas Appert found in 1809 that food cooked within a sealed glass jar could not deteriorate unless the container leaked — he had created canning! The French government rewarded Appert with 12,000 francs. [([[https://www.nal.usda.gov/exhibits/ipd/canning/about|NAL]])]
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