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The novel Pantheon of Liberty is dedicated to the period of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars. The second book of the novel allows the reader to feel the unique spirit of the French Empire of the time of Napoleon the First in a wider and deeper way. The thoughts and feelings of one of Bonaparte's generals, Mercier, a loyal comrade-in-arms who went through the sharpest points of the bloody cycle of wars in Europe, are revealed. The protagonist will go a long way from admiring the genius of his emperor to realising the real circumstances, sympathising with the desperate Spanish patriots and other enslaved peoples. The thorny fate of General Mercier will be measured from the Rhone to the Neman - will he be able to overcome it?