after its catastrophic defeats in the napoleonic wars.is uncle, napoleon bonaparte, was russia. of course, he hated the british, but he could not speak out against them, because it was the british who helped him take the throne in france. he also hated the prusakov fiercely. but so far france has managed to hold germany. in a devastated state, russia remained napoleon's main enemy. most of french society, following the new monarch, supports the ideas of revenge. the french still remember how russian hussars marched in paris, in st. petersburg , doubts about the legitimacy of the new ruler of france, who ostentatiously took the name napoleon ii, thereby declaring that he was bonaparte’s successor, began to be heard more and more loudly , the trigger to begin with. the french squadron approaches the dardanelles, on october 4 the turkish government declares war on russia. britain now has one main task - to arm the turkish army as much as possible. the french squadron blocks the russian fleet in sevastopol. at the same time, the second large

alexey chumakov, napoleons, shall we begin? opens up before you, you can easily pull it off, be the captain of any humorous team, and this is very cool, i’ll explain why, because there are a huge number of artists on the market, but humor is a completely different challenge, and i i think that 80% of artists simply couldn’t even tell a joke, but you’re great at it and you look super natural as a comedian, you speak so intelligently, stop singing, dude, carefully, stop, whatever they said it’s true, you can be the captain of the team, you yourself abandoned everyone, now you can pull it off, 100%, you always have a great backup, it works for you, and you can be an actor, a comedian, a showman, a presenter and a singer, in general very cool, thank you very much, thank you, beautiful, you understand how you envelop somehow right away, that is, you have this timbre, you come out right away somehow once you have enveloped us all and enveloped us and somehow you know how to somehow envelop us just like that, as if enveloping us, well

let's remember napoleon, when napoleon invaded the territory of the russian empire, if i am not mistakenssia was already in the fourth anti-napoleon. coalition, well, the actual reason was that the russian empire was violating the continental blockade of the united kingdom. the second point, it should be remembered that stalin was first an ally of hitler, and then he already became his victim, and you are absolutely correct in saying that, first of all, there were 15 republics then, plus, of course, there were various satellites, and the most important thing is the economic weight, industrial, and... military of the united states and without the united states i'm afraid that even britain would have lost this war, i have, the second world war, and i think and i hope that president zelensky also remembered other cases, for example, the crimean war, at the end of the 19th century, when the russian federation was defeated, despite the ability to mobilize a large number of people and equipment, weapons, but small expeditionary corps in... others won in crimea the russian empire and were even

, napoleon, napoleon. you read the novel? i read it. then answer me a simple question. how many men did natasha rostova fall in love with? eight, go, yushino, retake it in the fall, i’m sorry, i don’t understand what happened, what did you dictate to me, what did you give me, did i dictate? this is about literature, fir-trees, sticks, hold your junk and give me my notes, olya, well , excuse me, but the fucking drug addict, olya, olya, hello, hello, hello, girls, tatyana, who, here she is, hello. tanya, we are investigating the murder of one of your clients, we need to know what calls he made from my phone over the last week, what number? this? calls from this number stopped a week ago, yeah, tell me, but if your client’s phone was stolen and a new sim card was put in it, you can set the number of the new owner, of course, hello, olenka. hi, this is kirill, well, forgive me for yesterday, it’s okay, i’ll find you a new tutor, uh-huh, uh-huh, what are you doing tonight, but a new club is opening on petrograd

he mentions and julius caesar and napoleon. but of the victims including the white victim, elijah lovejoy, who wrote about mackintosh's murder, mackintosh is the only one lincoln mentions by name. i think this is important in historic context. even today, after any number of deaths related to police brutality. we still find ourselves as a nation glossing over the names of black victims for lincoln to mention mackintosh by is critical. not only humanizes him, but it also suggests that this particular killing racially motivated and based as it was, is an important element to this overall discussion of democrat decline. it's not just that the rule of law is being abandoned in vacuum. it's connected to our history and present history at the time, related to race. and lincoln makes that connection, one that, incidentally, no other politician is making that makes the speech particularly impressive but also unique. one of the things that was characteristic this period was that the participer in the mobs and people who defended them we

they defeated hitler, they defeated napoleon. spring offensive never took place, the russians have millions of shells and thousands of tanks. many russians were killed, but many ukrainians were also killed, this should not have happened. are ukrainians themselves ready for possible negotiations? a survey conducted by the razumkov center in june, commissioned by the dzerkalo tyzhnya publication, showed that 44% of ukrainians believe that the time has come for peace talks, while 35% disagree with this opinion , but this is tylu's opinion, what the front thinks, sociologists do not know. defense forces continue to make incredible efforts to restrain the enemy so that ukraine, if the time for negotiations really comes, would be in the strongest possible position. trump appears historian, when it was the russians who defeated napoleon, i simply cannot remember, as if napoleon was defeated at waterloo, and it was not the russians at all. the russians ran across russia from napoleon until he simply froze and ran out of food and had to g

napoleon on the elbe, already at the end of his life , admitted that he made the main mistake in hisecause a genius from he was a genius, but why count them, he went to any country, to germany, to austria, the formula is already waiting for him, an army that will defend their country, an army is waiting, the army is all defeated for him. this is a game of ox soldiers, that’s it, he broke it, repaired the king, made him a vassal, entered russia, here’s an army, no, an army, he’s for the army to the right, kutuzov is to the left, he’s to the left, kutuzov is to the right, and kutuzov generally has one eye on him, he’s one he only sees the side, napoleon is behind the army, the army is away from him, it’s sucking in, sucking in, russia, the weather. it's deteriorating, he 's never wandered around the swamps so much in his life, he just doesn't know how to do it, the horses are running out, the food is running out, the food is running out, in another country these issues are easily resolved, he went to the peasants in germany, to any village, took the food, he took the horses, he took th

napoleonic troops passed through the city twice.suffered during their expulsion from the territory of the russian empire. not far from the oginsky residence, 2,500 soldiers and officers were defeated. marshal victor. soon mikhail kleofas came to molodechno, which was in the woods of the smargon region, and built a new palace there, along with the old one, where he spent a long time. molodechno belonged entirely to the aginsky family from the late 1730s. tadeusz aginski, the grandfather of mikhail kleofas, showed himself most actively. on his initiative, they built it in the city. for this they generously donated to him. first second world wars the ruins were wiped off the face of the earth. now in its place is a raised platform on which the castle was located above the usha river. our city, as many are inclined to believe. scientists got its name from the name of the river, once the castle stood at the confluence of the usha and molodychanka rivers, but unfortunately, practically nothing remains of these rivers, the molodychanka tur

for it was i that napoleon chose to celebrate the ceremony making him the emperor upfront. the on that day was the cleanest cathedrals. indeed, the splendors of my declaration was leading a cnn peruse rain. and with each season, my condition was, and i was exhausted by the centuries, abandoned my gown in patters my sad lot. no longer interested anyone. the the return of the king's to the throne didn't change a thing. after all, why would i escape the fate of so many other agent not even the the home precious to me, inches abbey ruins have a beauty of their own like fossils. they however, within the memory of their past glory but the 19th century would not be migrating because one man rebelled. during his long visits, he would mamma words of hope. i was his vast symphony of stones, the colossal work of an entire people, the this man who was indignant about my salary shade is no more than a poet. but he believes in the power of the world. have you recognized the his name? is victor hugo, the in this year, 1831 with the stroke of a pen. he has saved these unpopular middle ages

his drawings, his samples, napoleon, the 3rd and empress eugene, he became infatuated with these new gothic visions. the resumption of work became an affair of state. the money that had been so sorely lacking would no longer be a problem. the it is the year 1853, and my architects now have caught long, the listening only to themselves view unable to do can last who will intervene everywhere. there isn't a single block, a single stitch or loop of my stone lace work. that is and scrutinized during their restoration, the despite protest, the gallery windows are restored according to view. need a duke's wishes. the flying buttresses are completely reworked and crowned with pinnacles. the they said my was bristling was an army of gargoyles criticism. mounts as you need to do, consulted for inventing a cathedral that never existed. instead of restoring, you may be surprised, but i can imagine the statues of adam and eve, the level of the rose window, an excellent idea. the restoration turns into an obsession view. later duke is not content with reinforcing the south rose window p, orders i

here during the russian retreat during the day neverovsky's division, which detained napoleon, foughtoutskirts of krasny, there is a cemetery with a spassky church, the only one that has really survived here. not far from it is the mass grave of the defenders of krasny, who died in 1812. in the center is a memorial to both russian soldiers. near red on the losvinka river , a considerable part of napoleon’s fleeing army was almost completely defeated and scattered. it is not surprising that a large cast-iron chapel was erected here in memory of the victory. of course, the old smolensk road is unthinkable without smolensk. this beautiful city, in which the second longest fortress wall in russia has been preserved, deserves a separate big story. there are many memorials here in honor of the victory over napoleon, unforgotten commanders and ordinary soldiers. some of the main ones. the monument was erected in smolensk near the fortress wall, which also happened to withstand the attacks of the french. and we move on to volutina mountain, where, during the retreat from smolensk, russian tro

here’s a picture, remember: napoleon on a white horse?ut all her life she remained a terrible beast for the fearless emperor, but princess alexandra of bavaria was afraid of dirt, so she always wore a dress only in white, it would seem that everything was the other way around, you’re afraid spots, wear a dark one, but no, you and i can talk like this, ordinary people, sometimes you just rejoice at this and sympathize with the king, that’s all for today, see you on saturday, we’ll chat, well, let’s state that you are conscious, it sounds frightening, but that's gothic people have found a way to control our s.n.a.t., as they say, it turns out that memes and videos with furries can cure us of stress, scientists from the university of pennsylvania stated this, they asked people tormented by problems to watch just three of these memes, well, the cat’s effect was instantaneous, korean scientists went even further, they simulated a virtual cat and found out that their creation normalizes blood pressure... calms the pulse, how it actually works,

well, this is talk, napoleon. look, give it up. yeah, napoleon never thought much of america he is european. yeah, right. and you know, give it, give it up and so forth. and they do pounce on it and give it up. madison also does that. i'm not sure any other president has done in the run up to the war of 1812 when we are contesting we've been arguing both with the french and the british who are in a world war against each other, and they're trying to restrict trade that. the america ship, built ship owners have been carrying on to great profit. jefferson madison have an embargo. the jefferson's embargo acted basically shuts down this huge lee profitable shipping industry or at least encourages smuggling. and they really are headed towards war with britain madison just orders the seizure of what was called them west florida, which is actually not what we think of as at all. but the southernmost part of what is now alabama, mississippi. and louisa anna, north of the mississippi river and up to baton rouge madison says so who is now pr

era, and he analyzed the spanish use of guerrilla warfare to resist napoleon. when his army occupied that country. now, according to germany, in these guerrilla conflict, quote, each armed inhabitant knows the smallest paths and their connections he finds everywhere a relative or friend who aids him. sounds like north carolina's localized wars and this knowledge and these relations made their operate tions difficult to prevent and combat. now, in north carolina, the people's war was a war of resistance, directed primarily at the interests policies of conscription and confederate military occupation. many peaceable unionists not likely have taken to the woods, to the mountains, to the swamps with arms, if it had not been for the of confederates to force them. the ranks of the south's armies armies. many people were happy to be left. but whenever they come to your house and ask for your brother or your son, your uncle, your husband. that's when things tend to become violent as unionists conscript to invaders. deserters banded together. they encountered confederat

arc de triomf y representa las victorias del ejército francés bajo las órdenes de napoleón. donde los vehículos continúan manejando sin parar. por eso hay que ir por aquí, una entrada subterránea, como pueden ver. así que les voy a mostrar cómo es entrar a este. monumento. primero compré un boleto por 16 ■k7, luego comenca subir los escalones 286. en total son 50 metros de altura. una larga caminata para llegar a la cima. ahora vamos a ver qué es lo que nos espera. vinieron y napoleón hizo construir ese ese arco para poder este darle una satisfacción a los a los soldados que tanto ellos también veneraban. a los soldados caídos no? y eso es bastante histórico aquí en francia y muy reconocido por todos los turistas que vinieron aquí a este hermoso país. y se ve una reliquia. ve qué hermosura! ve qué hermosura! y pensar que 1 está acá arriba y tomando las hermosas escenas, finalmente hemos llegado a la cima de este monumento y nos encontramos con una vista 3 60 de toda la ciudad de parís. la gente lo disfruta en familia, tomando fotos, la vista de toda la ciudad. puedes ver sac

in 18 o 8, the portuguese royal family had also landed the fleeing napoleon and his army. the country had been independent since 18. 22 road fight on petro the 1st and his wife, leo, po, dina from austria to come to bass. response the prompt related south of the country and defended against naples, uruguay, and argentina. brazil recruited and foreign colonists was much of a skill level and we're looking for zillow open that sound to get a pin migration. that was not the end of slavery was assigned to those i stuff like i was when needed on the gulf. the plantation was parked, sounded by the f. what examples of the for sale was among the lost countries to abolish slavery until 1888 slight africans, and the 2 sentence worked on the countries con patients. the shopping describe a light so can see the evolution of slavery in brazil dragged on for several decades. it was generally accepted that it was an obsolete model that slavery could no longer be maintained in the long term. and it was becoming increasingly difficult to get new slaves because of the british blockade of the

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but once again the logic has not changed, the logic is in the field, i think, not even from the napoleonicbe since the time of julius caesar, the logic is the same, to occupy understandable heights, to have, to use the active relief of the area, water obstacles, forest obstacles, try to surround the enemy from the flank and so on, that is, there is nothing new here, you don’t need anything, you don’t need to guess anything, you need to let the military handle it, as before that some people even with respectable positions, they begin to give recommendations, there is no need, everyone knows what to do in order to achieve superiority, pantsyrsky correctly said, here we need more weapons, and of course we still must not forget about mobilization. weapons should be used by people, there should also be an appropriate number of them, mr. oleksiy, i also wanted to talk to you about possible air attacks by the occupiers, yes, and in particular about the fact that we have actually strengthened our air defense, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi said about that, that we got another patriot

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these are families from a region that was left extremely poor following the napoleonic wars. if as you get, this was about 2 of them which allowed the people were left disabled traumatized because the women were the spine of every family shows, including for children to disagree, bab and shouting. they were absolutely really here, major might or eunice, whether in the field. so the factories. it's hard to overestimate the role of women playing in the economic bryce of the region, which today is one of the most developed in order to present the architectural legacy of german immigration can be seen in many small towns in rio rancho. do so the, the german traditions have survived annual jobs fairs. of course, the camps as in the regional dialect of homes look to these days old recipients come together to santa france. you can also taste the german cultural heritage like in the cafe colonial follow sy. in morrow going to the and we think that's funny. it reminds me of my child tables. and then there's some of the things here that i do. it's like that on sausage, low affinity. ye

these are families from a region that was left extremely poor following the napoleonic wars. if once again, this was the top chance of them which allowed the people were left to disable alum traumatized because the women were the spying american family, including the children. this had disagreed that been shouting, they were absolute hero. i had mentioned my idol, eunice, whether in the field. so the fact or is it taught to overestimate the role of women playing in the economic bryce of the region, which today is one of the most developed in order to present the architectural legacy of german immigration can be seen in many small towns in rio rancho do so the, the german traditions have survived annual charge. this of course, the camps as individual dialect of homes. look these days, oversight units come together to set up rights. you can also taste the german cultural heritage like in the cafe colonial follow sy, in morrow going to the and we think it out 1st funny. it reminds me of my childhood. and then there's some of the things here that i can do with it, like that on sa

i believe that the continental blockade that napoleon tried to limit britain to interaction with ourgy. the line is still fighting russia and china indirectly, using tools in the form of other national states. what remains of ukraine, the united states is now making efforts to create military-political alliances in the pacific, seeking primarily to rely on allies to contain china, and counting on... their weapons, pumping them with ideological messages, they will be able to distance themselves from this crisis, in order to collect the main advantages of this crisis, without intervening directly, for as long as possible, this line of the united states is known from both world wars, the united states was the last to join the hostilities during the first world war, the landing took place quite late. american troops to the european continent during the second world war, and probably the current strategy also assumes that if the americans get involved directly in this situation, then this will happen at a time when it will be necessary to deliver some decisive blows, to take decisive acti

austerlitz took place with pomp in may, but what was called the key to the victory of the middle napoleonice turned out to be a crushing defeat. it turned out that all these storage pools only depreciate from... probably somewhere it happens quite simply, if it starts to rain, then some of it should fill up within half an hour, the city runoff just goes into the river, flows down, if you’ve been in the hay, then you go, there’s a stone embankment there. above it , just like these were made under napoleon iii, in my opinion, these are cast iron drains, everything flows down them, without any purification, without control, everything ends up in the river, well, tomorrow the rains will again begin to muddy the water in the canopy, according to forecasts, in the territory france will receive up to 20 millimeters of precipitation, paris will be at the epicenter of the most intense rains. according to model estimates, the capital of the country could be hit tomorrow. about 25 mm of moisture, which means we will have to postpone the women's triathlon starts scheduled for wednesday. thursday will b

one of the most favorite cakes is napoleon, it consists of only four ingredients: eggs, starch, milk two or even three times less than the usual one, however, the taste, to be honest, is not very similar to sweeteners, by the way, science generally has a wary attitude, yes, they allow you to reduce the calorie content of desserts, but judging by according to recent studies, in the long term , disruptions in the functioning of the intestinal microbiota still lead to obesity due to hormonal imbalances, and one of the popular sweeteners was recently recognized carcinogenic, plus, if you eat any sweet regularly, the receptors get used to the bright taste, and other healthier foods seem bland, but... and some supposedly healthy desserts only pretend to be so, for example, in raw food candies made from dried fruits, nuts, calories as much as regular ones, and full of sugar, which does not become any healthier because it is natural. nutritionist and popularizer of science, alexander burlakov, says that desserts with sweeteners are needed only for people in the weight loss phase and preferab

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and that is why the french who came there to the russian lands in 1812 were shocked by this, even napoleono never counted soldiers, was shocked by how russians treat their own people, not strangers, later it became a soviet tradition, here you go and that's all, so this is absolutely repeating logical problems again, in such a situation, is it possible to achieve some kind of peace with putin, some kind of negotiations, i don’t see such possibilities, because i imagine that if donald trump and volodymyr zelensky during this... today’s conversation discussed some directions, maybe achievements peace, then without putin, this peace cannot be achieved anyway, if they really think there, relatively speaking, in the headquarters of some trump, that they can promise putin something and he will end the war, then i would advise them to start with hamas, well practice on cats, let them promise something like that to hamas, it means less money to... but to spend, it is a small territory, the gas sector, so that the hamasites agree not to terrorize israel, to recognize israel's right to exist, to agr

tell me realistically, what can be decided, what the american people want in 100 days, 100 days of napoleonng, nothing, so who really rules america, so the girl came out of the shadows and immediately said, she’s so angry and says you ’re yelling at me, do you have any message for the democrats, who is calling on your husband leave? race, how do you assess the state of the race, why are you yelling at me, you know me, don't yell at me, let me tell you, she said, you deserve a commander in chief, honest, wise, strong-willed, and that's exactly what my husband joe is biden, it’s just a disaster, it’s just, it’s just a disaster, well, can you imagine if jacqueline kennedy or at least marilyn monroe came out and drowned for her man. nazi criminals played a role in the creation of nato, starting with gehlen, when he surrendered in may in 1945 americans with their team, along with all the secret archives, which means they quickly go to the cia, meet with representatives of esenhower, then the geelin organization is created. where he recruits 350 former ss men, notorious and... a special cia depar

once again the logic has not changed, the logic of wars in the field, i think even not from the napoleonicmaybe even from the time of julius caesar, the logic is the same, occupying new heights, having, using the active relief of the terrain, water obstacles, forest obstacles, trying to surround the enemy from the flank and so on, i.e., well, there is nothing new here, no nothing is necessary, there is no need to invent anything, it is necessary to let the military take care of it, as to the point that some people, even with respectable positions, start giving recommendations, it is not necessary, everyone knows what to do in order to achieve superiority, correctly said pantsirskyi , here we are we need more weapons, and of course we must not forget about mobilization, people must use these weapons, there must be an appropriate number of them, sir? mr. oleksiy, i would also like to talk to you about possible air attacks by the occupiers, yes, and in particular about the fact that we have actually strengthened our air defense, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi said that we have r

out that zelensky , first of all, plays a role, plays the role of an actor, he plays the role of napoleon, he is actually sure that this is his best role, the side is indifferent to him, you need to understand, this is actually his personal psychology, for him this is the best role he played. e the european commission in brussels, one fugitive figure got an appointment with the eu special envoy on sanctions, it turns out that if such a position is simply surprising, they even after that call themselves democrats, and so they ask the eu has the following: isolation of key belarusian banks, sanctions against the institution of the union state, against the media. marin sanak, this is who we are dealing with, who these people are, and of course i’m not asking for names, but we... you can probably look at it philosophically, well, yes, well, we often discuss and talk there about polish politicians, about baltic politicians, ukrainian ones, but they can be understood, that is, they pursue one or another of their own interests, sometimes they are even convinced that they are pursuing national in

range, it begins with the viking era, the so-called, that is, with the ninth century ends with napoleonicsecond world war, if we focus only on our middle ages, then this is roughly speaking from about the 13th to the 17th century, this festival is more timed around the end of the 14th, the beginning of the 10th century, but please tell us about the participants, how many are participating in the festival this year, this year there are not so many, i don’t know. let’s say this is an innovation, that is, at one time there were more people in the masses who used long weapons, so against the background of this they stood out separately and became so, let's say, the newest innovation is the spearmen's tournament, but it is growing very, very much, but most likely this is due to the fact that for this you need a minimum amount of armor and a large amount of desire. alexey, you are a competition judge, please tell us how difficult it is to judge medieval battles? ok, let us first define the definitions: a judge is the one who makes decisions in criminal cases, in administrative cases, and mine, m

he enlists in the army to fight napoleon once again. and weirdly, both lieber and klausen which are fighting the battles of namur and waterloo in 1815, lieber is shot and severely wounded in war at battle of waterloo and left on the field for dead. but somehow, and ultimately is. in 1827, he moves to the united states. by 1835, he is at the university of carolina. he had expected he would have had a position teaching at one of the more prestigious universities, harvard yale, columbia. that doesn't happen in part because he's an immigrant. he speaks with a german accent and in part because he's german and not an american. so they haven't yet recognized the value of foreign scholars. that will come later and at the university, at south carolina college, which is today university of south carolina. he struggles to deal with world that he's in. he does not instance believe in slavery, but also knows that if he condemns slavery, he will be fired. and if he supports slavery, all of his friends in new england, in new york will stop to him. so

clearly understood in this regard, because those trips that he made, then he repeated this only napoleonngry, and your legs warm, this is straight advice from military medicine, don’t overeat, and you know that american soldiers had the largest number of ice creams in vietnam, where +25 at the coldest time or +30, they are wet, water, wind, cooling, that’s it these problems are the same from a young age. i haven’t condemned anyone for a long time, but i can only condemn for betrayal, for outright betrayal, for outright meanness, but weakness, i will probably understand cowardice, and maybe i won’t justify it, but i will understand, i will understand a lot of things, i generally, you know, don’t judge , may you not be judged, forgive your own mistakes it is forbidden. well, although because yes, we learn from them, but once we forgive, we forgive twice, when we forgive our own misdeeds, not even mistakes, mistakes are one thing, but misdeeds are another, we agree that we will allow it and do it again again, well, in fact, many people develop their character, their personality this way, th

washington was living in the age of napoleon. in this moment, biden's main opponent tried to start an insurrection to overthrow the results of the election. that context is so essential. host: we are watching today in real time their reactions to joe biden's decision to not seek reelection. you say it was remarked upon, george washington's decision. what was the reaction at that time that we still remember so many years later? guest: after he returned his commission, he was immediately called the father of the country, and this was before he even became president. that gives you a sense of his stature, reputation, how trusted he was, how revered he was. this was before he had this enormously powerful position. when he decided to step down as president -- the evidence of this is not fantastic -- but reportedly king george the third said he was basically the most impressive man in the world. that is my language, but essentially that. those are a couple examples. they were not exaggerating. this is how they genuinely felt about wash

also is talking to a little guy, no offense named napoleon about this. louisa can a territory that exists to the west of the limits of american expansion right to the west of the mississippi river. remember we'd had that proclamation line of 1763 and the americans very quickly been like, yeah, we're going past by this point. they reached the mississippi saint louis is becoming a prominent river town. remember that at end of the revolution, the british and, the americans agreed to unimpeded of the mississippi. they would share that river. well, france is on the other side and france is in possession. this territory of louisiana, which basically hugs the mississippi from its headwaters in minnesota to where it discharges in the gulf of mexico, at the city of, new orleans and france wants to get rid of it. it is bogged down in a series of wars. the european continent. france doesn't have the or bureaucratic capacity to continue to administer. louisiana. and so they say to thomas, you want some land? and jefferson says, absolutely, i would love some land. th