And Napoleon is the perfect hero.

His brain never surpassed his hand--that hand, small and beautiful, which grasped the world.

He never had, for a moment, the least care for what he could not reach." "Then," said Garain, "according to you, he was not an intellectual genius.

I am of your opinion." "Surely," continued Paul Vence, "he had enough genius to be brilliant in the civil and military arena of the world.

But he had not speculative genius.