Napoleon. Conspiracies and attempts

Book S.Yu. Nechaev Napoleon. Conspiracies and attempts ”is written on the basis of documentary material. The author talks about the attempts of the royalists (right -wing) - on the one hand, and ardent Jacobins (left) - on the other, to “remove” the one whom they considered the usurper, i.e. Napoleon Bonaparte, at the moment when he came to power in France. As a result, against the first consul, and then the emperor, several conspiracies and attempts were organized, which, as you know, ended in failure.
The author gives answers to numerous questions: did it happen that they were all carried out either by unprofessional eccentrics-single people, or under the strict police control, who wanted to demonstrate their significance? Or maybe Napoleon himself “gave a move” to the conspirators in order to strengthen interest in his own person and contribute to his advance upstairs? And finally, did all the “conspirators” declared were actually such?
The book is intended for a wide range of readers