Assertion: napoleon's emperor | /r/HasProperty | filial devotion
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text: On a purely historical and medical level, the following combination (consistent specifically with the study by Hindmarsh and Corso): earlier chronic hepatitis + stress-induced stomach ulcer, developing eventually into perforation + deterioration of the ulcer to become carcinoma + a worsening of the overall condition by a dangerous cocktail (antimony and mercury), is more than sufficient to explain the Emperor's death, without considering the possibility that he was poisoned, or attacking the memory of Montholon, about whom the only positive aspect, in his troubled existence, was without doubt his devotion to the deposed Emperor, a filial devotion to which Napoleon's will bears witness.