Author of quotes: Napoleon I Bonaparte. Page 1

Each in its own rights.

Skillful flatterers are usually less skilled detractors.

There are two levers that can move people - fear and personal interest.

What is history if not a lie with which everyone agrees?

I abhor illusions: that's why I accept the world for what it is.

Anarchy always leads to absolutism.

A head without memory is like a fortress without garrison.

Every French soldier carries in his knapsack a Marshal's baton.

One who seeks happiness in luxury and extravagance, like preferring candles Shine the radiance of the sun.

And the greatest military leader at the head of his soldiers, deprived of fighting spirit is full of mediocrity.

My true glory is not that I won 40 battles: one of Waterloo crossed them all. What will live eternally, is my civil code.

Genius is the ability to distinguish difficult from impossible.

If you want to reach your goal every day should be at least a little to move to it.

One dishonest accountant scarier army of the enemy.