King Frederick III

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    The ruler of Germany in the Napoleonic Wars was the Holy Roman Emperor, Franz I. However, the Holy Roman Empire was a loose confederation of German and Italian states and not a unified nation. Napoleon eventually replaced Franz I as the ruler of the German states after the Treaty of Pressburg.

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    About King Frederick III

    King Frederick William III of Prussia, a historical figure, was a ruler during the Napoleonic Wars. Despite being a monarch, he was not the Holy Roman Emperor, a position held by Franz I. The Holy Roman Empire was a collection of German and Italian states, not a unified nation. Napoleon eventually took over as the ruler of the German states after the Treaty of Pressburg.

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    Historical knowledge, Napoleonic Wars, German states, Holy Roman Empire, Treaty of Pressburg, monarchy, and political leadership.

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    I secretly admired Napoleon, despite our political differences.

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