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Official Memoir dictated by Napoleon , being a Letter from Count ' de Montholon
to Sir Hudson Lowe . Fourth Edition , . . with a Preface , 8vo . pp . 79 . London .
1817 . - * * * . 5 tahib 3 . A Tour through the Island of St . Helena , & cu with some
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Official Memoir dictated by Napoleon , being a Letter from Count ' de Montholon
to Sir Hudson Lowe . Fourth Edition , . . with a Preface , 8vo . pp . 79 . London .
1817 . - * * * . 5 tahib 3 . A Tour through the Island of St . Helena , & cu with some
...
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This Letter , purporting to be addressed to Sir Hudson Lowe , the governor of St .
Helena , was written for the sole purpose of being printed and circulated in
Europe , to keep alive the interest of the Revolutionists about Buonaparte , which
he ...
This Letter , purporting to be addressed to Sir Hudson Lowe , the governor of St .
Helena , was written for the sole purpose of being printed and circulated in
Europe , to keep alive the interest of the Revolutionists about Buonaparte , which
he ...
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... most grievous of all his griefs , and we suspect that tie climate of St . Helena
would be greatly improved if Sir Hudson Lowe would only be so good as to
intersperse his communications with those two little words Emperor and Majesty .
when .
... most grievous of all his griefs , and we suspect that tie climate of St . Helena
would be greatly improved if Sir Hudson Lowe would only be so good as to
intersperse his communications with those two little words Emperor and Majesty .
when .
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One of Buonaparte ' s projects on this point is curious , and characteristic of the
fraudulent and tricky turn of his mind : he affect ed , it seeins , to lament the
difficulties which had occurred about this title , and intimated that , if Sir Hudson
Lowe ...
One of Buonaparte ' s projects on this point is curious , and characteristic of the
fraudulent and tricky turn of his mind : he affect ed , it seeins , to lament the
difficulties which had occurred about this title , and intimated that , if Sir Hudson
Lowe ...
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This burst of pathos we shall leave Lord Bathurst to answer - and we beg our
readers ' particular attention to his lordships closing observation . “ This is a direct
falsehood , for which there was not the smallest foundation . Şir Hudson Lowe ,
on ...
This burst of pathos we shall leave Lord Bathurst to answer - and we beg our
readers ' particular attention to his lordships closing observation . “ This is a direct
falsehood , for which there was not the smallest foundation . Şir Hudson Lowe ,
on ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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