Inspirational Quotes by Napoleon Bonaparte · Page 3

I generally had to give in.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

I engage and after that I see what to do.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

I have destroyed the enemy merely by marches.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

“Impossible is in the dictionary of fools”

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Men are led by trifles.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Who saves his country violates no law.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Ability has nothing to do with opportunity.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

The Mohammedan religion is the finest of all

— Napoleon Bonaparte

In politics, an absurdity in public business is going into it.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

A man is known by his conduct to his wife, to his family, and to those under him.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Generals who save troops for the next day are always beaten.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

I have come to realise that men are not born to be free.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Nothing is more destructive than the charge of artillery on a crowd.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Large legislative bodies resolve themselves into coteries, and coteries into jealousies.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Few really believe. The most only believe that they believe or even make believe.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Knowledge and history are the enemies of religion.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Great men are never cruel without necessity.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

All Italians are plunderers.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

The most insupportable of tyrannies is that of inferiors.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

In war, men are nothing, one man is everything.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

I have never loved anyone for love's sake except, perhaps, Josephine - a little.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Order marches with weighty and measured strides. Disorder is always in a hurry.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Cavalry is useful before, during, and after the battle.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Why and how are words so important that they cannot be too often used.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

In a great nation, the majority are incapable of judging wisely of things.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

A portion of the multitude must ever be coerced.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

It's not the size of the army but the power within the army.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

The amateurs discuss tactics: the professionals discuss logistics

— Napoleon Bonaparte

I see only my objective - the obstacles must give way.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

I haven't known 6 days of happiness in my life.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

I would rather suffer with coffee than be senseless.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Nothing is so important in war as an undivided command.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Wherever flowers cannot be reared, there man cannot live.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

My dominion ends where that of conscience begins.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

The strong are good, only the weak are wicked.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Better to have a known enemy than a forced ally.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

The English have no exaulted sentiments. They can all be bought.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

The merit of Mahomet is that he founded a religion without an inferno.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

An order that can be misunderstood, will be misunderstood.

— Napoleon Bonaparte

Parties weaken themselves by their fear of capable men.

— Napoleon Bonaparte