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You must not fear death, my lads defy him, and you drive him into the enemys ranks
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"You must not fear death, my lads; defy him, and you drive him into the enemy's ranks"

- Napoleon Bonaparte

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This quote by Napoleon Bonaparte motivates courage and bravery in the face of death. He is telling his men that they must not hesitate of death, however rather, they need to confront it and utilize it as a weapon against their enemies. He is suggesting that by not hesitating of death, they can use it to their advantage and gain an upper hand in battle. This quote is a suggestion that death is unavoidable and that it needs to not be feared, but rather, it must be accepted and utilized as a tool to get victory. Napoleon Bonaparte was a great leader and this quote is a testimony to his courage and knowledge. He was a master strategist and knew that by not being afraid of death, his guys could gain a benefit in battle. He was an excellent leader who motivated nerve and bravery in his men and this quote is a pointer of his achievement.

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Napoleon Bonaparte This quote is written / told by Napoleon Bonaparte between August 15, 1769 and May 5, 1821. He was a famous Leader from France. The author also have 82 other quotes.

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