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    Napoleon's Final Fate

    Napoleon's Final Fate

    Napoleon / Cause Of death
    Stomach cancer
    Confirmed cause of Napoleon's death
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    • Cause of Death: Stomach cancer is the most widely accepted cause of Napoleon Bonaparte's death on May 5, 1821.
    • Medical Evidence: The diagnosis is supported by symptoms and medical evidence, including a large lesion on his stomach and rapid weight loss.
    • Corroborating Factors: His family history and the conditions of his exile corroborate the stomach cancer diagnosis despite theories of arsenic poisoning 146.
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    How Napoleon’s death in exile became a controversial mystery
    The physicians who conducted Napoleon’s autopsy, on May 6, 1821, concluded that his death was from stomach cancer, exacerbated by bleeding gastric ulcers, after a huge dose of calo…
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    Napoleon's Life—and Mysterious Death—in Exile | HISTORY
    On May 5, 1821 he passed away at age 51. What Killed Napoleon Bonaparte? The Death of Napoleon. Shortly after Napoleon died, an autopsy was carried out by his physician Francesco..…
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    Inside Napoleon's Death And The Theory That He Was Poisoned
    Officially, Napoleon’s death at age 51 was attributed to stomach cancer. But questions lingered, especially since his doctor had refused to sign the autopsy report. Some even wonde…
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    Napoleon Death Mystery Solved, Experts Say - National Geographic
    Accusations of foul play have swirled around Napoleon Bonaparte's death for nearly two hundred years, despite the original autopsy findings, which said the French emperor had succu…
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    Did Napoleon die from arsenic?
    Conspiracy theories surrounding Napoleon’s death have long been bounded around. One of the most prevalent is that he in fact died as a result of arsenic poisoning – possibly from the paint and wallpaper in Longford House, which would have contained lead. His remarkably well-preserved body further fuelled rumours: arsenic is a known preservative.

    An Inglorious End: The Exile and Death of Napoleon - History Hit

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    How did Napoleon Bonaparte die?
    On May 5, 1821, Napoleon Bonaparte died in exile on the British-held island of Saint Helena. Though the cause was believed to have been stomach cancer, questions remain. Wikimedia Commons The death of Napoleon Bonaparte was slow and agonizing — and its cause remains largely shrouded in mystery to this day.

    Inside Napoleon's Death And The Theory That He Was Poisoned

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    Did Napoleon die of stomach cancer?
    It may well be that Napoleon did die of stomach cancer but suggestions of arsenic poisoning are plausible. However, if arsenic poisoning was the culprit it was highly likely to be unintentional and due to inhalation and absorption of cacodyl from the wallpaper.

    Poisoned or not? Napoleon’s death | The Mole | RSC Education

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    How was Napoleon treated before he died?
    Napoleon was chronically treated with tartar emetic for gastrointestinal symptoms, and the day before he died he was given a huge dose of calomel (mercurous chloride) as a purgative. Both treatments would have caused potassium wastage. In addition, the Emperor was being treated with a decoction containing 'bark'—presumably 'Jesuit's bark'.

    Channelling the Emperor: what really killed Napoleon? - PMC

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