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What did the French Revolution and Napoleon's rule bring to the country?

During the 23 years of revolution and wars, France lost 2 million people (more than in World Wars I and II combined). The richest country on the continent was thrown back half a century ago, and its rival, England, was enriched and strengthened.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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