partial (comparative more partial, superlative most partial) 1  Existing as a part or portion; incomplete. So far, I have only pieced together a partial account of the incident. ( 2 computer science) Describing a property that holds only when an algorithm terminates.
Confidence votes 4.0K. Napoleon succeeded in invading Spain in Febraury1808. The Spanish Royal House (the king Charles IV his family and the heir to the throne Ferdinand) were sent into exile and replaced by Napoleon's brother Joseph.onfidence votes 4.0K. Napoleon succeeded in invading Spain in Febraury1808. The Spanish Royal House (the king Charles IV his family and the heir to the throne Ferdinand) were sent into exile and replaced by Napoleon's brother Joseph.
Although Napoleon had been planning to intervene in Spain for some time, he still did not have his long term plans in place. At first the overall command in Spain was given to Joachim Murat, Napoleonâs brother-in-law, who was appointed âLieutenant of the Emperorâ in Spain.On 26 February he reached Bayonne, on 10 March crossed into Spain, and on 13 March reached Burgos.n the aftermath of Napoleonâs victory at Jena the proclamation had been withdrawn, but the damage was done. Spain in 1808 was ruled by Charles IV, the last surviving Bourbon king in Europe. He was widely considered to be an imbecile who was entirely dominated by his wife Maria Luisa and her favourite, Don Manuel Godoy.