 Louis Napoleon also began writing about his political philosophy – for as H. A. L. Fisher suggested, "the programme of the Empire was not the improvisation of a vulgar adventurer" but the result of deep reflection on the Napoleonic political philosophy and on how to adjust it to the changed domestic and international scenes.He published his "Rêveries politiques" or "political dreams" in 1833 at the age of 25, followed in 1834 by "Considérations politiques et militaires sur la Suisse" ("Political and military considerations about Switzerland"), followed in 1839 by "Les Idées napoléoniennes" ("Napoleonic Ideas"), a compendium of his political ideas which was published in three editions and eventually translated into six languages.He based his doctrine upon two ideas