Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen16Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1830 |
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... Napoleon like a shadow , giving place , at his command , to the so - called Confederation of the Rhine ; which was ... Napoleon's unfortunate campaign in Russia , and that better clearer insight into his motives and real character ...
... Napoleon like a shadow , giving place , at his command , to the so - called Confederation of the Rhine ; which was ... Napoleon's unfortunate campaign in Russia , and that better clearer insight into his motives and real character ...
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... Napoleon in 1806 , is now become the third state of the Germanic Confederacy , and has four millions of inhabitants , with an annual re- venue of about three millions sterling . Be- fore the commencement of the present century , the ...
... Napoleon in 1806 , is now become the third state of the Germanic Confederacy , and has four millions of inhabitants , with an annual re- venue of about three millions sterling . Be- fore the commencement of the present century , the ...
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... Napoleon ; and of the present state of his Kingdoms - With a Discourse on the political character of Sweden . By Wil- liam George Meredith , Esq . A. M. of Brazen- nose College , Oxford . 8vo . pp . 425. London : Colburn . 1829 ...
... Napoleon ; and of the present state of his Kingdoms - With a Discourse on the political character of Sweden . By Wil- liam George Meredith , Esq . A. M. of Brazen- nose College , Oxford . 8vo . pp . 425. London : Colburn . 1829 ...
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... Napoleon no doubt was pleased to punish a country , which , by its attachment to the interests of England , his most powerful and redoubted enemy , had provoked his anger . He might also be willing to allow Alexander to amuse himself ...
... Napoleon no doubt was pleased to punish a country , which , by its attachment to the interests of England , his most powerful and redoubted enemy , had provoked his anger . He might also be willing to allow Alexander to amuse himself ...
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... Napoleon for aid , describing the ex- hausted condition of the country , the poverty of the treasury , and the weakness of the army ; but Napoleon , who only regarded Sweden as a feeble slave , whose exertions he could com- mand , paid ...
... Napoleon for aid , describing the ex- hausted condition of the country , the poverty of the treasury , and the weakness of the army ; but Napoleon , who only regarded Sweden as a feeble slave , whose exertions he could com- mand , paid ...
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