Times Independent | 1932-06-02 | Page 3 | Sees Napoleon as One of Nature's Supermen

sees napoleon as one of natures superman supermen Su napoleon believed in no religion he advocated companionate marriage he suffered terribly from defeat but never trova remorse he regarded friends family and women without any affection barring hl early in for josephine in short he was a superman he had enough en ergy for men how difficult it Is even now to escape from the of his name I 1 although I 1 enow he was one of the most cold blooded scoundrels that ever lived and all europe had to choose between peace and him that no country no people and no corn munley were safe while he was at large although I 1 am aware of all this if he should appear on earth now and say it Is the emperor 1 I 1 might leave all and follow him V willlim lyon phelps in scribner s