<span> Paul Baumer and Albert Kropp scoff at the term because it is so ironic. </span>
Napoleon's reign made Europe eager to restore monarchies because they believed that with new monarchies it would meet the common peoples and political peoples demand for reform. Since Napolean was more tyrannical than other leaders before him he was aligned with the peoples common leader/monarch.
I believe it was Hammurabi’s code
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<span>He divided the empire into two main administrative divisions. He ruled in the east at Constantinople and appointed a co-emperor to rule in the west at Rome. He also appointed successors and assigned them two further divisions of the empire. This allowed them to better defend the borders from invading Goths and Germans.
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