Yes, yes but it was excessive and needed more oversight, mixed opinion. Napoleon as emperor was still vastly more progressive of a system than what any monarch of Europe was overseeing. But he was a man of contradictions with an administration of contradictions. He rolled back many wins of the revolution, but protected and spread many of its other core principles to the end. I think those trying to depose him from the left were absolutely correct, and those defending his reign from the reactionary powers of the coalition also had legitimate progressive reasons to do so. I don’t like Napoleon though, his greed for power contributed to destabilizing and neutering the revolution.