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Myths are often greater than reality. Consider Napoleon Bonaparte, a French military and political leader during the early 1800s.

You likely believe that he was exceptionally short, and his stature has often been used as a pretext for his ferocity in battle.

There's even a theorized inferiority complex named after him. But Napoleon was around 5 feet 7 inches tall by many accounts, and certainly of at least average height for his time.

It was the British press, most notably its cartoonists, who portrayed him as a short, angry despot — and their caricatures have created a common misconception that remains stronger than any reality.

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