The History of Napoleon, Band 2R. Tyas, 1841 - 549 Seiten |
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... Successful Campaign of Lord Wellington in Portugal - Birth of a Son to Napoleon - Victories of the French in Spain - The Guerilla System— A fresh Conscription of One Hundred Thousand Men . CHAPTER IX . . 161 Causes of the Russian War ...
... Successful Campaign of Lord Wellington in Portugal - Birth of a Son to Napoleon - Victories of the French in Spain - The Guerilla System— A fresh Conscription of One Hundred Thousand Men . CHAPTER IX . . 161 Causes of the Russian War ...
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... success . " This , " answered Napoleon , who perfectly compre- hended the duplicity of Prussia , " is a compliment , the superscription of which has been changed by victory . " The interview ended in a treaty between France and Prussia ...
... success . " This , " answered Napoleon , who perfectly compre- hended the duplicity of Prussia , " is a compliment , the superscription of which has been changed by victory . " The interview ended in a treaty between France and Prussia ...
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... success . Napoleon made an attempt to treat with the Emperor of Russia immediately after obtaining this great advantage , but was unsuccessful . He then encamped his whole army , the different divisions taking up their appointed ...
... success . Napoleon made an attempt to treat with the Emperor of Russia immediately after obtaining this great advantage , but was unsuccessful . He then encamped his whole army , the different divisions taking up their appointed ...
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... success , but uniform nothingness of result , except in the conquests of Curaçoa , and the Cape of Good Hope : the latter in particular , was a most valuable possession . They had sent an arma- ment to Calabria , to reconquer that wild ...
... success , but uniform nothingness of result , except in the conquests of Curaçoa , and the Cape of Good Hope : the latter in particular , was a most valuable possession . They had sent an arma- ment to Calabria , to reconquer that wild ...
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... successful , resistance made to the Duke of Brunswick's invasion ; and the frequent and violent change of rulers whose fall none regretted , - were all proofs that the French revolution , intrinsically too feeble to sustain the physical ...
... successful , resistance made to the Duke of Brunswick's invasion ; and the frequent and violent change of rulers whose fall none regretted , - were all proofs that the French revolution , intrinsically too feeble to sustain the physical ...
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