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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: NANTGARW
 Nantgarw porcelain
 napalm - use in World War II
Napata - capital of the kings of Cush
- sacked by Egyptians
Napier, Charles - 'Peccavi'
Napier, John
Napier, Robert - and Clydeside shipbuilding
Napier Commission - in 1883
Naples - founded by Greeks
- separated in 1302 from kingdom of Sicily
- and the house of Anjou
- and Boccaccio
- captured by Aragon in 1442
- and the French in 1495
- taken by French in 1501-04
- and the Habsburgs from 1529
- revolution in 1820
- taken by Garibaldi in 1860
- captured by Allies in 1943
NAPOLEON
 - tour through time
- and the coup d'état of Fructidor
- and a possible Suez canal
- and Robert Emmet
- and the Légion d'Honneur
- and the French republican calendar
- and Haydn
- encounter with Metternich in Dresden
- as potential emperor of South America
- as Mars, sculpted by Canova
- 'nation of shopkeepers'
- on St Helena
 - and vaccination
 Napoleon, invasion of Russia - article by Richard Alley
Napoleon II - or the duke of Reichstadt
Napoleon III
- and the Suez canal
- meets with Cavour in 1858
- at Solferino
- and Mexico in 1862-7
- and the Franco-Prussian war
NAPOLEONIC WARS
- tour through time
- brief history
Naqsh-e-Rustam - rock sculpture
Nara - first capital of Japan
Narbonne - taken by Muslims in 720
Narmer - Egyptian pharaoh
Narnia (C.S. Lewis)
Narodnaya Volya - terrorist group
Narodniki - in 19th-century Russia
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