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La dura vida de los soldados de Napoleón
24 Jan 2021
Largas marchas, noches a la intemperie, pillaje y sangrientas batallas marcaban el devenir de las tropas del emperador. Siempre atento a la meritocracia, Napoleón supo estimular el arrojo de sus soldados mediante condecoraciones como la de la Legión de Honor, instituida en 1802. La distinción era muy apreciada por las tropas, pues premiaba una acción heroica en batalla o los méritos contraídos durante toda una vida.
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