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Page 21
... circumstances in which they found themselves left . All this , however , was a very different thing from wishing the Emperor back , though , until the trial was made , it seemed to indicate such a wish . It certainly appeared to me ...
... circumstances in which they found themselves left . All this , however , was a very different thing from wishing the Emperor back , though , until the trial was made , it seemed to indicate such a wish . It certainly appeared to me ...
Page 48
... circumstances , and to represent the most important results as depending on the cast of a dye . One writer declares that , had Bonaparte delayed his attacks of cavalry , he would have been ultimately successful ; and a German officer ...
... circumstances , and to represent the most important results as depending on the cast of a dye . One writer declares that , had Bonaparte delayed his attacks of cavalry , he would have been ultimately successful ; and a German officer ...
Page 155
... circumstances under which I engaged in the arduous duties of this mission , and particularly the incessant and anxious corre- spondence connected with the presence of the French army in Egypt , left me little leisure to attend to ...
... circumstances under which I engaged in the arduous duties of this mission , and particularly the incessant and anxious corre- spondence connected with the presence of the French army in Egypt , left me little leisure to attend to ...
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