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By his own hand likely very few. Napoleon would sometimes attempt to inspire troops by leading from the front, but this was near the beginning of his career. In his battles, hundreds of thousands. In the Napoleonic wars, millions.

He is estimated to have been responsible for as many as 2.5 million lives being lost.

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Certainly by proxy, but his sword was rarely bloodied. To be specific, he did directly order his troops to kill thousands right in front of him (an example being the riots of 13 Vendémiaire, where he ordered his men to open cannon fire on a mob of French rebels.) He didn't have to go out and kill people with his bare hands, but he is definately a veteran of close quarter violence due to his actions in his early-mid military career.

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