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Evidence is given to refute Napoleon Bonaparte's Exile to St. Helena.
This posting gives information about Napoleon that could be used as defense arguments against sending him to St. Helena but rather back to Elba after he initially escaped.
Napoleon Bonaparte's Exile to St. Helena is negated using evidence.
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