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Page 147
... Emperor to Elba , and whose plain and unexaggerated recital affords a voucher for its authenticity . We can spare room for only some small portions of the detail . It appears that Bonaparte began his preparations for leaving Elba about ...
... Emperor to Elba , and whose plain and unexaggerated recital affords a voucher for its authenticity . We can spare room for only some small portions of the detail . It appears that Bonaparte began his preparations for leaving Elba about ...
Page 149
... Emperor , now is his time . " They were vanquished at once ; and with repeated shouts of " Long live the Emperor ! " rushed forward to embrace the guard . - Another informant assured me , that immediately after his speech , Napoleon ...
... Emperor , now is his time . " They were vanquished at once ; and with repeated shouts of " Long live the Emperor ! " rushed forward to embrace the guard . - Another informant assured me , that immediately after his speech , Napoleon ...
Page 427
... Emperor demands of France . ' Napoleon seized the bait ; and immediately abdicated in favour of his son : but he had no sooner taken this step , than he disco- The letter was vered the double game that Fouché was playing . a forgery ...
... Emperor demands of France . ' Napoleon seized the bait ; and immediately abdicated in favour of his son : but he had no sooner taken this step , than he disco- The letter was vered the double game that Fouché was playing . a forgery ...
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