...brief respite were at length arranged. Bonaparte demanded and obtained a million sterling, a hundred or the finest pictures and STATUES in the papal gallery,...Ferrara, and Bologna, with their respective domains.'^ It formed a part of the generalship of Bonaparte to conquer kingdoms, as well as armies, in detail....

...demanded and obtained a million sterling, a hundred of the finest pictures and STATUES in the pupal gallery, a large supply of military stores, and the...Ferrara, and Bologna^ with their respective domains."* It formed a part of the generalship of Bonaparte to conquer kingdoms, as well as armies, in detail....

...churchman militant was dismissed on parole; but, being recalled to head-quarters, answered that his master, the pope, had given him a dispensation to...domains. He next turned his attention to the grand duke 01 Tuscany, — a prince who had not only not taken anj part in the war against the republic, but had...

...mercy of the invader ; and in terror prepared to submit. Bonaparte demanded, as the price of peace, and obtained, a million sterling, a hundred of the...turned his attention to the grand duke of Tuscany : for the present, the Florentine museum and the grand duke's treasury were spared ; but Leghorn, the...

...dispensing power excited the merriment of the conquerors. The Vatican, meanwhile, perceived that no tiipe was -to be lost. The Spanish resident at the Roman...domains. He next turned his attention, to the grand duke-oi Tuscany, — a prince who had net only not taken anj part in Uie war against the republic,...

...mercy of the invader ; and in terror prepared to submit. Bonaparte demanded, as the price of peace, and obtained, a million sterling, a hundred of the...turned his attention to the grand duke of Tuscany: for the present, the Florentine museum and the grand duke's treasury were spared; but Leghorn, the...

...and obtained a million sterling, a hundred of the finest pictures and statues in the papal irallery, a large supply of military stores, and the cession...domains. He next turned his attention to the grand J hike of Tuscany, — a prince who had not only not taken any part in the war against the Republic,...

...dismissed on parole; but being recalled to headquarters, answered that his master, the Pope, had gave him a dispensation to break his promise. This exercise...turned his attention to the Grand Duke of Tuscany. Leghorn, the seaport of Tuscany and great feeder of its wealth, was seized without ceremony; the English...

...sterling, two hundred of the choicest pictures and statues in the Papal Gallery, a large supply of militnry stores, and the cession of Ancona, Ferrara, and Bologna, with their respective domains. The victorious freebooter next directed his attention to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, though he had been...

...Napoleon demanded, and obtained, as a price of the brief respite from invasion, a million sterling, one hundred of the finest pictures and statues in the...Ferrara and Bologna, with their respective domains. The siege of the citadel of Milan, rigorously pressed, was at length successful. The garrison capitulated...