Napoleon
I admit, I don’t know if this is accurate, but it’s still cool.
Napoleon.
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leon.
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Which, being arranged in the form of a sentence, gives, ‘Napoleon on o leon leon eon apoleon poleon‘–which is the Greek for ‘Napoleon, being the lion of the people, was marching on, destroying the cities!‘ – Appleton Morgan, Macaronic Poetry, 1872
Isn’t that awesome?!
