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Page 163
... hope that he might live to enjoy the accession of emolument and fame which he expected it would bring . But the seeds of a mortal disease were lurking unperceived within him . On the 24th of December 1800 , be complained of a pain in ...
... hope that he might live to enjoy the accession of emolument and fame which he expected it would bring . But the seeds of a mortal disease were lurking unperceived within him . On the 24th of December 1800 , be complained of a pain in ...
Page 243
... hope that the world , weary of such continued tempests , is at length on the eve of enjoying some repose . But this hope will suddenly vanish ; and whilst he follows Bona parte in his almost incredible conquest of Egypt , the defeat of ...
... hope that the world , weary of such continued tempests , is at length on the eve of enjoying some repose . But this hope will suddenly vanish ; and whilst he follows Bona parte in his almost incredible conquest of Egypt , the defeat of ...
Page 392
... hope of protection and aid in France alone . He had formerly solicited these without effect , and only waited a more favourable juncture for repeating and en- forcing his requests . None could be more favourable than that which was now ...
... hope of protection and aid in France alone . He had formerly solicited these without effect , and only waited a more favourable juncture for repeating and en- forcing his requests . None could be more favourable than that which was now ...
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