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Page 136
... Elba , the writer being then at Brussels : but the news of this extraordinary event induced him to repair , with all expedition , to the French capital , and to gratify his eyes with the sight of the restored Emperor . He had soon a ...
... Elba , the writer being then at Brussels : but the news of this extraordinary event induced him to repair , with all expedition , to the French capital , and to gratify his eyes with the sight of the restored Emperor . He had soon a ...
Page 144
... Elba : Having taken ' considerable pains to ascertain the fact , I am come into that persuasion which prevails most generally amongst those who have the reputation of being the best informed ; which is , that there was no corresponding ...
... Elba : Having taken ' considerable pains to ascertain the fact , I am come into that persuasion which prevails most generally amongst those who have the reputation of being the best informed ; which is , that there was no corresponding ...
Page 147
... Elba , and his subsequent progress through France in March 1815. Mr. H. received these particulars from a Polish Colonel named Jer- manouski , who had accompanied the Ex - Emperor to Elba , and whose plain and unexaggerated recital ...
... Elba , and his subsequent progress through France in March 1815. Mr. H. received these particulars from a Polish Colonel named Jer- manouski , who had accompanied the Ex - Emperor to Elba , and whose plain and unexaggerated recital ...
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