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... views , Bourmont having been permitted by Charles X. to expend a sum of two
millions of francs as secret service money , and only a thirtieth part of this sum
being found sufficient , the Marshal handed over the surplus to the treasury .
... views , Bourmont having been permitted by Charles X. to expend a sum of two
millions of francs as secret service money , and only a thirtieth part of this sum
being found sufficient , the Marshal handed over the surplus to the treasury .
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Placards , accusing the Marshal of betraying Paris to the foreign armies in 1814 ,
were posted in every street . The unhappy state of his finances occasioned him to
meet creditors in every group of the revolters , who availed themselves ...
Placards , accusing the Marshal of betraying Paris to the foreign armies in 1814 ,
were posted in every street . The unhappy state of his finances occasioned him to
meet creditors in every group of the revolters , who availed themselves ...
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He declared the capital in a state of siege , and gave the command to Marshal
Marmont . This news arrived at Paris at eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning . It
is proper to state here , that the Marshal frankly communicated to the Minister the
...
He declared the capital in a state of siege , and gave the command to Marshal
Marmont . This news arrived at Paris at eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning . It
is proper to state here , that the Marshal frankly communicated to the Minister the
...
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When these two illustrious Peers , MM . de Semonville and D'Argout , failed in
persuading the Ministers and the Marshal , other gentlemen of distinction , and
especially some very intimate friends , were ordered to tamper with the Marshal ...
When these two illustrious Peers , MM . de Semonville and D'Argout , failed in
persuading the Ministers and the Marshal , other gentlemen of distinction , and
especially some very intimate friends , were ordered to tamper with the Marshal ...
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before he communicated his assent , he requested a private interview with
Marshal Maison . This took place at the interview . “ Upon your honour , ” said the
King , “ as a Frenchman , and as a marshal of France , am I to credit what has
been ...
before he communicated his assent , he requested a private interview with
Marshal Maison . This took place at the interview . “ Upon your honour , ” said the
King , “ as a Frenchman , and as a marshal of France , am I to credit what has
been ...
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| Titel | England and France: Or, A Cure for the Ministerial Gallomania |
| Autor/in | Benjamin Disraeli |
| Verlag | J. Murray, 1832 |
| Original von | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisiert | 9. Apr. 2015 |
| Länge | 268 Seiten |
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