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• Bonaparte, Napoleon. The Napoleonic Code Paris, France. January 1, 1805.

1. This book gave me a stepping stone that helped me to discover what my project would be focused on. It gave me the basic overview of the Napoleonic Code.
2. This book provided me with the names of the other law codes of Napoleon, along with some of his views on religious freedom and the economy. It also gave me the main ideas inserted within the Code.
3. This book supplied the knowledge of how he divided the country after abolishing the state rulers. Also it gave me information about the Bank of France.
4. The book provided me with a very important quote that I used on my first page. It also provided me with the dates of release and implementation of the Code.
5. This book donated its information about Napoleon's views on issues. It also provided me one of the quotes that I used.
6. This source could be my most extensive source because it is a collection of quotes. I used it to understand his views, and to get really good quotes.

1. This website is a hub of information that I used. It provided me with numerous links to other websites that I used for additional, unnecessary information.
2. This website gave me great articles on Napoleon and the French Revolution. It was brief and straight-forward, which made it one of my most useful sources.
3. This website gave me four or five links that helped me in my research, but proved to be semi-unimportant. This website also linked me to the first cited Internet source which greatly helped me.

1. The Code Napoleon was a very good source because that was what I focused my project on. It broke everything into easy to read chapters and sections which was helpful.