Projecting Imperial Power

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Focusing on the strategies employed by emperors in the nineteenth century, this book explores how figures like Napoleon, Queen Victoria, and Pedro II of Brazil crafted their imperial image. It delves into the use of visual representation, religious symbolism, international exhibitions, and grand pageants to convey authority and influence. By analyzing these elements, the book reveals the intricate ways in which these leaders sought to establish and maintain their power on the global stage.