. The American educator; completely remodelled and rewritten from original text of the New practical reference library, with new plans and additional material. recognized as the me-tropolis (see Sicilies, Kingdom of theTwo). Population, 1915, including suburbs,estimated, 697, NAPLES, Bay op, an inlet of the Mediter-ranean Sea on the southwestern coast ofItaly, extending from Cape Miseno, its north-western boundary, to Cape Campanella, itssouthern limit, a distance of twenty it and the open sea are two lovely lit-tle islands, Isehia and Capri, about ten milesfrom shore. The b
. The American educator; completely remodelled and rewritten from original text of the New practical reference library, with new plans and additional material. recognized as the me-tropolis (see Sicilies, Kingdom of theTwo). Population, 1915, including suburbs,estimated, 697, NAPLES, Bay op, an inlet of the Mediter-ranean Sea on the southwestern coast ofItaly, extending from Cape Miseno, its north-western boundary, to Cape Campanella, itssouthern limit, a distance of twenty it and the open sea are two lovely lit-tle islands, Isehia and Capri, about ten milesfrom shore. The bay, with Naples and othertowns and settlements along its shores, andbehind them, in sinister grandeur, Vesuvius,rising like a gray wave in the landscape, isfamous for its scenic beauty. The bay fur-nishes good anchorage and is for the mostpart sheltered from winds. NAPLES, University of, one o f theoldest educational institutions in Europe,founded in 1224. It has been several timesfully reorganized, the last time in 1860, andsince then has giadually become a powerfulinfluence in Southern Europe. Before theWar of the Nations the attendance was over6, APOLEONI (1769-1821),emperor of the French,conqueror of Europe, andan outstanding figure inworld history. He wasbom at Ajaecio, Corsica,the son of Charles Bona-parte, an advocate, and ofLetizia Ramolino. In histenth year he was sent tothe military school ofBrienne, and after a shorttime spent at the military^school of Paris he re-ceived his commission as lieutenant of St. Helena. Early Career. In 1792 looking toward Trance Napoleon became captainof artillery, and in 1793was. sent to assist in the reduction of Toulon,then in the hands of the British. The placewas captured almost entirely through hisstrategic genius; and in the following Feb-ruary he was made a brigadier-general ofartillery. In 1795, when the mob of Parisrose against the Convention, Napoleon wasmade commander of the 5,000 troops pro-vided for its def
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