Napoleon 'not killed', paper says

A manuscript believed to have been written by a doctor who examined Napoleon Bonaparte's body could put an end to the theory he was murdered. Many historians have claimed the French Emperor was poisoned with arsenic, although the official cause of his death in 1821 was stomach cancer. Now a document found in a Scottish cottage seems to confirm the official theory of his death while in exile.

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