Napoleon invaded Egypt, negotiated dozens of treaties, survived being bayoneted, and chose to place the crown on his own head when he was consecrated, and he did most of that before he was 30.
In his own words, our boy would have none of it. He lunged at the German again and again, who each time lowered his arms and stopped the point of the bayonet with his bare hands.
Ensign Maul, at the gate of the barrack yard, cried to the soldiers: Turn out, and I will stand by you; kill them; stick them; knock them down; run your bayonets through them.
There were two more soldiers at the door of the stateroom, and their muskets seemed not to be loaded, for they never fired upon us, and they were shot while trying to fix their bayonets.
Later called the Bayonet Constitution, it stripped Native Hawaiians of their rights, diminished the monarchy's power, and ceded control to this group of white businessmen.
They did. They leaped over the wall, bayoneted their enemies, smashed skulls with clubbed muskets, and planted the battleflags of the South on Cemetery Ridge.
He draws you in with those big beautiful blue eyes, and the next thing you know, you're giving him your great-grandfather's Civil War bayonet and he's selling it for Magic Beans.