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[jesterofheaven]

Bone Apart

[tagstheworm87]

@jesterofheaven do you think Bessières and le quart got along over their shared religion?

Much to contemplate

[jesterofheaven]

Bessières would happily pray the Rosary next to Le Quart, yes, but the moment Napoléon struts in with another unhinged, megalomaniacal scheme, he would politely cross himself, adjust his pristine lace cuffs, and elegantly pivot to helping the Emperor without a hair out of place ✨️ Oh, I love Bessières ✨️ He torments Le Quart with the grace of a true gentleman!

[jesterofheaven]

"Why Baldwin and Napoléon? Your videos make no historical sense" it's called rebranding, Louis. I'm not making a new account just because I got a new hyperfixation.

But you can't simply impose a new interest upon the masses. They'll abandon you, Louis. Instead, slowly conquer the audience with a really funny crossover. Then, before you realize it, they have accepted Napoléon as their new sovereign.

This is how empires are built, Louis.

[angryney]

SOME JESTER OF HEAVEN STUFF! I’m unsure how to really use tumblr and didn’t even know that jesta was on here but I guess bro.. ignore the spermling self insert

@jesterofheaven

[jesterofheaven]

It’s the big jed yo .. where meyhem AAAATTTTT

You mean where MEOWING JUNOT at?

[angryney]

Can someone give me the names of the books these excerpts are from???

[angryney]

i have a copy of ney’s original trial

[angryney]

Aren’t they cute!

[angryney]

Made a strawpage!! It has ney info in it 👀👀👀

frankysimon's strawpage

Someone sjould leave gimmicks..

[angryney]

YES i am the biggest Ney fan out there, NO you cannot change my mind

[michel-feuilly]

Cover for my diploma script

In the near future, I plan to rewrite the script into a full-fledged fiction text so that it can be read like a novel.

[boneymicheleon1769x]

Postage stamps with the image of Marshal Ney issued by the Ukrainian State Post

[boneymicheleon1769x]

Marshal Michel Ney at Waterloo.

[hiidkwhatimdoing7525]

update: thanks to a friends suggestion, I have made a little change to this drawing

[credo--ergo-sum]

Preparing another monochrome portrait.

[credo--ergo-sum]

[ripstefano]

Portrait du Marechal Ney Duc, d’Elchingen (1857)

Ernest Meissonier (French, 1815-1891)

“My name is Michel Ney. I was born at Saarlouis on 10 January 1769. I am the Duke of Elchingen, Prince of the Moscova and Marshal of France, a Chevalier of the Order of St.-Louis,* I wear the Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour, also the decorations of the Iron Crown of Italy and the Order of Christ”, Thus spoke Ney at his court-martial on November 10 1815. The officer who could claim these bravely earned distinctions was one of those who, beginning life in humble circumstances, owed his advancement to the opportunities offered by the upheaval of 1789—opportunities that the young man, eager for glory, seized with the utmost ardor.

(Napoleon’s Marshals, Chandler)