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The Napoleonic wars were fought in tight lines, ww1 in wider lines. Was there a specific point between these two in which this became the norm?

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How was the title "the great" earned?

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How effective was religious propaganda on Russians when Napoleon invaded?

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Was there such a thing as a lackey?

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Peter the great is known for his travels in western Europe. I've just read that he didn't bother with France, or at least Versailles. What was the reason for this?

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The Napoleonic wars were fought in tight lines, ww1 in wider lines. Was there a specific point between these two in which this became the norm?	3
How was the title "the great" earned?	2
How effective was religious propaganda on Russians when Napoleon invaded?	2
Was there such a thing as a lackey?	1
Peter the great is known for his travels in western Europe. I've just read that he didn't bother with France, or at least Versailles. What was the reason for this?	1