Napoleonic Wars! First Time Reaction To Napoleon's First Victory: Siege of Toulon 1793-Epic History

[@bluredstoneiii5594]

GUYS EPIC HISTORY doesn't have all the Napoleon videos in the Napoleonic wars playlist the next video is Napoleon in Italy: Battle of Lodi 1796 (1/5) which is in the Napoleon in Italy 1796 playlist

[@bluredstoneiii5594]

i made a playlist that has all Napoleon videos by Epic History in chronological order BUT NO VIDEO ABOUT THE second italian campaign because epic history did not finished it yet there is only one video right now uploaded the first video 3 weeks ago (Napoleon Crosses the Alps: The Road to Marengo) this is the link of the playlist kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoO4qWlnpdGmsJY Also there is a video about the napoleon infantry tactics (Quick Guide to Napoleonic Infantry Tactics) that is 5 minutes long and its included in the Battle of Aspern video and its quick guide to Napoleonic infantry tactics link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ2adp98h7SaqtU and after all of that there is the playlist about Napoleon's Marshals where epic history rank Napoleon Marshals link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fou2lYyhaLB9fMU

[@donjuan561]

​@@bluredstoneiii5594 W

[@miracleyang3048]

I don't agree with the chronological order, they should watch the release order

[@Pyth0n313]

This

[@Denis-Maldonado]

@@miracleyang3048 Hard disagree, Waterloo is the first video in release order but the last chronologically.

[@CMY187]

"I really don't know much about him" He is one of the most significant and important figures in human history. Like him or dislike him, that cannot be denied. His legacy lives on to this day. The Napoleonic Code is still used as the basis of law in around a quarter of all countries in the world.

[@donnieroush58]

If you guys are trying to continue in order, you guys gotta watch the Napoleon in Italy playlist series next, then the main napoleon stuff Awesome seeing you two reacting to more history.

[@bluredstoneiii5594]

there are more napoleonic videos about Napoleon by epic history before that

[@Canadian_V3ngeance]

Napoleon was greatest genius of all time. His reforms about army had impact even in modern times. He was truly ahead of his times.

[@Ollie1807]

And his reforms as a leader of his country aswell. Let's not forget that Napoleon was much more than just a military guy.

[@Souledex]

Alright well we don’t need to go that far. Certainly a genius though.

[@Thin_Mercury]

Important to remember that you need to check out his campaign in Italy next because that is the next thing in order in terms of his story

[@user-cu3jk6qx5w]

Guys, remember the main Napoleonic playlist dosen't have all the videos in it because that is just the Napoleonic war section of their videos after he became Emperor. But you gotta watch other series before the main one for events to make sense! Once again, here is the correct order: -Napoleon's Italian Campaign series (5 parts) -Napoleon's Egyptian Campaign series (2 parts) -The Brumaire Coup (1 video) -Their newest series on Napolaon's Marengo campaign. So far only part 1 is out but by the time you guys get to it, the second and final part will come out this month so definitely to this aswell, this will directly explain how he became Emperor. -And then finally the main series There is also Napoleon's Marshalls after that if you are interested. This is also an awesome playlist provided by another commenter that basically covers all you need to see in chronological order. Thanks to @bluredstoneiii5594 for making it. Posting it here again incase you guys don't see his comment: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoO4qWlnpdGmsJY

[@TimoDyer]

This is their greatest series. A long way to go and my God you will get there.

[@SirDumplingKing]

I just started on this journey of learning myself, I am excited to see how Napoleon became so famous or infamous, depending on your perspective. Thanks for the reaction! 😊

[@CROM-on1bz]

France alone stood up to the European coalition plus Russia for more than twenty years and won the vast majority of battles, but the worst thing is that it practically never declared these wars and only defended itself.

[@cassu6]

It's pretty wild how crazy good France was back then.

[@ishrendon6435]

Yeah they were very good biologically nowadays black men are the best body type and fighters and the scariest and they have big you know what and handsome sorry I had to let that out my point is now blacks are taking over it seems and quickly

[@11slain]

French revolution replaced monarchy. That was perceived as a very dangerous idea by all other countries who were monarchies and felt their very existence threatened .

[@Last555555555]

I don't know if someone explained this 11:43 in the comments already, but Gibraltar is a small piece of territory bordering Spain that is controlled by Britain. Britain took it in the 1700s from Spain and has held it ever since, despite multiple attempts by Spain to take it back.

[@TKefuna]

Yes!!!!!!! After this, the next is his battles in Italy series before his expedition to Egypt

[@halbarad6924]

Never seen your channel before but Napoleon always brings me in.

[@krisa990]

Very interesting, I hope you guys also as suggested earlier,also do Napoleons marchals.... concerning this epic story of Toulon,it was amazing odds that Napoleon and his co revolutionaries faced..without Napoleon, there is no hesitation that the revolution would have failed earlier then it did...

[@cassu6]

Can't wait to see you guys check out more Napoleon!

[@michaelhodge6779]

Love when you guys do history vids

[@RetrousseRaptor]

This series gets really good. This was an earlier video and they were a more modest operation at this point.

[@melkor3496]

Omg a new napoleonic wars epic history TV reaction LETS GOO. This series is 10/10 you’ll enjoy it.

[@obolontfub7545]

the napoleon series by epic history tv is so awesome please more of it! :))

[@jmpmusva]

Many figure sculptor's and painters started with Napoleonic's, because of their colorful uniforms and euro-history. Osprey books were some of the best reference books for uniform colors and details. It looks like they are trying to re-invent themselves as books covering history. They are pretty good books actually. This should be a great series!

[@Al-Johar]

I can't wait for the other vieeos. Battle of Lodi 🔥🔥🔥

[@Jayschannelyo]

Please continue this series!

[@jackm.1628]

Super interesting video!

[@lastsayain]

you guys need to watch the series in order to have batter understanding of what comes next it will also help you finish it faster so you need to react to nepoleon campaigns in italy next and i also think you guys are my favorite history reactors beacuse everything is so new to you but i am already a fan of history so its really cool to see peaple learing history in such fun way i really hope after the nepoleonic wars you guys can react to more history videos about like the roman empire the crusades the mongols and much more ❤

[@BodhranPlayer66]

Greatest General of his time...

[@Ollie1807]

Of All Time.

[@bigmikem1578]

Statistically the greatest general who ever lived.

[@BodhranPlayer66]

@@bigmikem1578 I'll agree to disagree

[@kingseb2252]

​@@bigmikem1578I disagree

[@kingseb2252]

​@@Ollie1807that's highly debatable

[@onemoreminute0543]

Good timing starting this series, as the final major battle of Napoleon Epic History hasn't covered yet (Marengo) is set to drop soon. Hopefully after you finish the Italian and Egyptian campaigns of Napoleon, that vid will have dropped. Then the Napoleonic Saga will be complete.

[@bigmikem1578]

Gibraltar is an area in Spain that the British have held for hundreds of years. And many Times has tried to be taken but it’s too strong.

[@Stevebro726]

Guys you also have to watch Napoleon in Italy it is also in the series of Napoleon Bonaparte

[@taraldomland8657]

Love you watching Napoleon! Just wanna say that though Alexander was younger then Napoleon, what’s so impressive with Napoleon was that he was a commoner before he became emperor. Alexander inherited a strong kingdom, Napoleon had to best his co-generals and prove himself time and time again

[@stevefromwork6136]

The definition of winning with leverage. 1 fort and their whole defense collapsed and he saw it so quickly at such a young age, to become a fucking emperor. Ill never not be in awe of napoleon.

[@ericmarley7060]

Gibraltar is a vital British naval base on the very southern tip of Spain. It has been owned by Britain since 1704. It was seiged dozens of times, but famously was held by the British for 4 years during the Seven Years War. This led to the popular idea at the time that the city was impregnable, hence the nickname "Little Gibraltar".

[@Waterford1992]

Little Gibraltar was given its name because its a mini version of the British territory on the southern Iberian peninsular that is very fortified against attack from land and sea.

[@markhodge7]

Napolean started his military life as a commander of artillery. He was good at it. Artillery has been, for 100s of years, the supreme killer of the battlefield. It was always Napolean's key, that unlocked nations to conquest. Accurate, well positioned artillery was absolutely lethal, and decisive, on the Napoleonic battlefield. The American Civil War took it to the next level.

[@louchy]

Stick with it guys, this series gets WILD.

[@Marcus75016]

If you liked Alexander the Great wait until you see this guy’s story 😍 A period in history of honor and devotion to your country Napoleon’s marshals were also unique commanders. Crazy to see how many great men were in France at that time

[@raybuscus8257]

I absolutely love this series and I definitely want you two to get the most out of this series so I've put together a list of Epic Histories videos on the Napoleonic era in chronological order because there are a lot of playlists on their channel that cover various parts of the history and it can be confusing to new comers who aren't as familiar with this period of history, I've also included in the list some upcoming episodes and the estimated release dates so definitely watch out for those! Hope this helps and hope you two enjoy the show! (1) Napoleon's First Victory: The Siege of Toulon 1793 (2) Napoleon in Italy: Battle of Lodi 1796 (1/5) (3) Napoleon in Italy: Battle of Castiglione (2/5) (4) Napoleon in Italy: Battle of Bassano (3/5) (5) Napoleon in Italy: Battle of Arcole (4/5) (6) Napoleon in Italy: Battle of Rivoli (5/5) (7) Nelson's Battles: Cape St. Vincent (8) Napoleon in Egypt: Battle of the Pyramids 1798 (9) Napoleon in Egypt: Battle of Aboukir 1799 (Nelson's Battles: The Nile - Releasing on Friday 20th September) (10) Napoleon Seizes Power - The Brumaire Coup (11) Napoleon Crosses the Alps: The Road to Marengo (Marengo Part 2 - Releasing in October) (12) Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Austerlitz 1805 (Nelson’s Battles: Trafalgar - Releasing “later this autumn”) (13) HMS Victory - The Total Guide (All Parts) (14) Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Jena-Auerstedt 1806 (15) Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Friedland 1807 (16) Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Eylau 1807 (17) Napoleonic Wars: Invasion of Spain 1808 (18) Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Aspern-Essling 1809 (19) Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Wagram 1809 (20) Napoleonic Wars: The Peninsular War 1809 - 11 (21) Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Salamanca 1812 (22) Napoleonic Wars: Napoleon Invades Russia 1812 (23) Napoleon's Bloodiest Day: Borodino 1812 (24) Napoleonic Wars: Retreat from Moscow 1812 (25) Napoleon 1813: The Road to Leipzig (26) Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Vitoria 1813 (27) Napoleon 1813: Battle of the Nations (28) Napoleonic Wars: Battle for France 1814 (29) Napoleonic Wars: Battle of Waterloo 1815 (30) Napoleon's Marshals: Pérignon, Brune, Sérurier, Kellermann, Grouchy, Moncey, Poniatowski, Jourdan. (31) Napoleon's Marshals: Bernadotte, Augereau, Lefebvre, Mortier, Marmont. (32) Napoleon's Marshals: Saint-Cyr, Oudinot, Victor, Murat. (33) Napoleon's Marshals: Bessières, Macdonald, Masséna. (34) Napoleon's Marshals: Suchet, Ney, Soult. (35) Napoleon's Marshals: Berthier, Lannes, Davout.

[@Al-Johar]

I like Napoleon a lot because he us our closest living legend standing on the same Mountain as other greats but in much more detail that makes you see him as more humane (human like) than 1 might think.

[@rg20322]

An interesting comparison would be George Washington and Dorchester Heights overlooking Boston. He wanted to charge into Boston and have a fixed battle with the British in I think 1777, but his officers / advisors told him this was a bad idea and instead move all our cannons to Dorchester Heights, which overlooks Boston and the inlet to the harbor, which forced the British to flee from Boston with all their troops and loyal subjects.

[@Vsko478]

LETS GO BABYYYY💗💗💗

[@Onlytheclouds]

This series is goated

[@CMY187]

You have started watching what is my favorite history series on KZbin. I hope you'll enjoy it.

[@richardjames3022]

Some historians regard this as the first world war as it encompassed most nations in Europe and there were battles in other areas, including the East Indies etc

[@bigenglishmonkey]

21:16 actually vlogging through history made a good point once about that subject. he pointed out that there's probably been thousands of napoleon's, alexander's, hitler's, both good and bad figures throughout all of history. there could be another napoleon living today, its just that the world is at relative peace and they don't ever get tested and prove themselves. its just as likely that if the French revolution never happened and France never went to war with Europe then history may have just passed napoleon by, if alexander's dad hadn't died, or if hitler got shot in WW1, its only the unique/perfect conditions at the right time that allowed them to become part of history.

[@robertdysonn]

In the series you watched about the American revolution. It was mentioned how I ironic it would be if the French assisting the Americans in winning their revolution would cause a revolution of their own and that’s what he was referring to in that show.

[@ebmain3664]

Let's go more napoleon please !

[@LynxLord1991]

Its important to remember that most people of the past were not good people by modern measures and to look at them with such as such leaves out the persons reason and thoughts. We live in a time where we can afford to be good and as such often neglects how different their minds and morals worked. The funny thing is it theorised by historians that had it not been for the revolution Napoleon would never had been able to rise in the military, at that time officers had to be born nobles and Napoleon came from a small Corsican noble family so he might never have become more than a minor officer but the revolution with its wild ideas open up for his rise.

[@Ollie1807]

Napoleon really was the symbol of the French Revolution

[@Marcus75016]

In order in Epic History First now Napoleon in Italy -Then Napoleon in Egypt -Then the Brumaire coup -Then Napoleon road to Marengo - then the rest of the napoleonic wars

[@bigmikem1578]

“The rock of Gibraltar”

[@memorast]

❤❤❤❤ check out the battle of Austerlitz. It’s a fantastic victory.❤❤❤❤

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[@bluredstoneiii5594]

me like this epic history tv is best one

[@LetsChillPage]

Hi BARS & BARBELLS, from South France, 🌴🌞 This video is biased because it doesn't mention that it was the monarchists who occupied Toulon. It also doesn't say that if France declared war on Austria (Habsburg Empire), it was because Queen Marie-Antoinette was Austrian. And during the escape of the royal couple arrested in Varennes (which was considered a crime of high treason by the revolutionaries), Austria had massed contingents of soldiers on its borders intending to invade France and restore the monarchy. Peace, folks. ☮👈😎

[@scl9671]

VIVE L'EMPEREUR!

[@kapoleon83]

Little Gibraltar:)

[@mempamal44]

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[@lastsayain]

everytime someone dose nepoleon reaction you always suggest this video do you not like nepoleon as french

[@bluredstoneiii5594]

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[@gilserrano8301]

Napolean was the good guy in so far as there was such thing.

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[@fredeerickbays]

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[@Not-Impressed..1821]

I will have to side with those who say Napoleon was not as genius as many portray him. He was an incredible strategic prodigy until the battle of Borodino and after that, for some inexplicable reason he started a streak of the most idiotic things any amature general could possibly do. He was just too lucky at the beginning. Everything was going his way, even things he had no power or influence upon. And suddenly one day...

[@FalcoSorreo]

Crazy that the greatest french general in history was ethnically italian.

[@CROM-on1bz]

Corsica is not Italy already and in addition it is French. It is like you would say that Sir Bernard Montgomery was French because his ancestors came from France with William the Conqueror.

[@FalcoSorreo]

@@CROM-on1bz Both of his parents were italian, descendants of families of the minor nobility in Tuscany and Lombardy. Corsica, his place of birth, had been ceded to France just one year before he was born. He was mocked in school in France for his italian accent. He was obviously ethnically italian.

[@tibsky1396]

Yes, but Bonaparte often used the talents of his French marshals and generals for his victories too. And to better exploit his own talents, it was better to be in the French Army, than those in Italy at that time. It had already been quite powerful for several centuries, and closer to his time, since Louis XIV. During those times, the important thing was allegiance, not origins. Many European armies had foreigners as Generals. Bonaparte was no exception. In the Middle Ages, the Kings and Nobles of England were more French than English. Just like Eugene of Savoy was more French than Austrian. The Russian Army had employed Prussians, etc... Although Bonaparte had Genoese origins, he never grew up in the Italian peninsula. The latter was more of a playground for him than anything else.

[@CROM-on1bz]

@@FalcoSorreo French education, French language, French comrades, born in France but I grant you Italian accent.

[@bigmikem1578]

Uhhh oh greatest KZbin series ever. I can’t wait to see all the reactions and this is one of the weakest of the NAPOLEON videos.

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[@kristianmapage9742]

ThxBut our historians, whom I don't think are nationalists, not even patriotic, don't agree at all on certain points, especially by the treatment of Hollywood in its Napoleon. And if you try to ABBA, "the name of the game"or." SOS", maybe, please. 🇪🇺🇫🇷

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[@stephentaylor9900]

Like most leaders, he allowed his ego to become his downfall. Yes, a great general, but ultimately he led to the deaths of millions and millions of people, largely due to his ego.

[@Ollie1807]

Good old Brit propaganda at it again

[@stephentaylor9900]

@@Ollie1807 if you think the attack on Russia was anything other than a monumental miscalculation, and his return to France whilst running away from his own dying forces was anything other than self centred , I would suggest you’re looking at a different history

[@Ollie1807]

@@stephentaylor9900 It was a miscalculation yes, but egoistical? No. He was never looking to conquer Russia itself. Napoleon was looking to strike a decisive victory quickly and force Tsar Alexander to rejoin the Continental System, which was vital because the British Royal Navy were still blockading French ports. And Napoleon only returned to France at the very end of the retreat. He was at a tremendous threat of being killed or captured throughout the march. The crossing of the Berezina River was an extraordinary feat from Napoleon despite shokingly bad conditions at the time.

[@Ollie1807]

@@stephentaylor9900 And btw, I'd suggest you read more about him and stop spreading propaganda to neutrals who are trying to learn from an unbiased lens.

[@stephentaylor9900]

@@Ollie1807 merely factual

[@jacquesdemolay2699]

he was eating babies at breakfast

[@Eglador]

Greatest General of his time...