Analysis of Napoleon's Code Napoleon
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Analysis of Napoleon's Code Napoleon
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Source Analysis: Napoleon's Code Napoleon
Source A: Excerpt from Napoleon's Proclamation on the Civil Code
"The Civil Code I have created embodies the principles of equality, property rights, and secular law. It is designed to unify France under a clear legal system that guarantees freedoms but also maintains order. This code will replace the patchwork of laws that previously divided the nation, ensuring that all citizens are equal before the law and that property rights are protected for the prosperity of the state. It reflects my vision of a just society based on merit and rational law." Provenance: Napoleon Bonaparte, 1804, official proclamation speech
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- 1/1/2026
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