In The Napoleon Myth, author Henry Ridgely Evans takes a critical look at the historical figure of Napoleon Bonaparte, exploring how his legacy has been shaped and transformed over time. Evans examines how Napoleon has been mythologized in literature, art, and popular culture, and offers his own insights into the man behind the myth.

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