Epox!

Epox! But no, it is interesting how loved Talleyong was by the women's, considering he was supposed to have been, well, some accounts are worse than others, but he wasn't ugly in the face, but he limped and he was, he was deformed or crippled in some way.

He was very vain. He limped, but he was excessively vain. He would spend hours every morning.

Very well turned out. He was spent hours every morning on his toilet. He would have people, you know, coiff his hair.

You know, he would wear these lavish outfits.

He only ate, you know, for all of his splendor and opulence,

he only ate a meal a day in order to ensure that he was always trim.

So he did put a huge amount of work into his appearance as much as can be expected for a man

who was lame as Talarand was. And like I said, Talarond gave this new regime an air of

respectability, even though in many ways Talarand was completely discredited. And the issue with

the directory government is everything that I've

already basically outlined. It was a regime that kept a certain clique in power and it satisfied

no one and Taleron was well aware of this. And this is when Napoleon finally comes into the picture.

Taleront was credit or no, the Napoleon himself.

Napoleon Bonaparte, in credit again to Telerond,

was recognised very early on by Tallerond as being a man of incredible potential.

He was writing to Napoleon as he was fighting his campaign, Napoleon in Italy.

And when Napoleon came back from Italy, he was the one setting him up as this great man of intellect and politics, not just this great general.

Talaron gets him enrolled in the Institute of France. He's elected as a member of the sciences. He becomes a great advocate for archaeology. And one of this, one of

the principles he advocates for is maybe we need to explore Egypt for scientific reasons.

I was going to say so, after Napoleon's very, very first...

Major campaign. Campaign in Italy.

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