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The document summarizes Napoleon's victory at the Battle of Austerlitz and how he cemented his popularity with the French people after the battle. Specifically, it discusses how Napoleon announced he would adopt the children of all French soldiers killed in action, providing for their support, education, marriages, and jobs. This grand gesture won him loyalty from the masses by allowing the children to add his name to theirs.
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