Napoleon Victorious

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Napoleon Victorious is about what the 19th and 20th centuries would have been like if Napoleon had won. Most people believe the turning point was the Battle of Waterloo, but even if Napoleon had defeated the British at Waterloo, he would have faced a combined army of 500,000 Austrians, Prussians and Russians that were getting ready to invade France defended a French army of about 150,000. The truth be told, the turning point in Napoleon's fortunes was between 1807 and 1812, when he broke his alliance with Russia by not living up to his agreement to join Russia in an invasion and partition of the Ottoman Empire. By refusing, Czar Alexander I broke his treaty with Napoleon and withdrew from Napoleon's Continental System. But what if Napoleon had joined Russia in their war against the Ottoman Empire? Read Napoleon Victorious and find out.