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...in courage and constancy '{" This was his first address to his army. The sinking hearts of the men beat high with hope and confidence when they heard...to glory would be to follow the star of Napoleon, ' The objects of the approaching expedition were three : first, to compel the king of Sardinia, who...

...was Napoleon's first address to his army. " The sinking hearts of the men," observes Mr. Lockhart, " beat high with hope and confidence when they heard...leader : and Augereau, Massena, Serrurier, Joubert, Lanncs, — distinguished officers, who might themselves have aspired to the chief command, — felt,...

...was Napoleon's first address to his army. " The sinking hearts of the men," observes Mr. Lockhart, " beat high with hope and confidence when they heard...young and fearless leader : and Augereau, Massena, Serruricr, Joubert, Lannes, — distinguished officers, who might themselves have aspired to the chief...

...wealth, — honour, — glory. Soldiers of Italy ! will you now be wanting in fidelity and valour ? " This was Napoleon's first address to his army. " The sinking hearts of the men," observes Mr. Lockhart, " beat high with hope and confidence when they heard the voice of the...

...your disposal. Soldiers ! with such a prospect before you, can you fail in courage and constancy ?" This was Napoleon's first address to his army. .The...heard the voice of the young and fearless leader; aifd Augereau, MaSsena, Serrurier, Joubert, Lannes — distinguished officers, who might themselves...

...in courage and constancy '{" This was his first address to his army. The sinking hearts of the men beat high with hope and confidence when they heard...to glory would be to follow the star of Napoleon. * The objects of the approaching expedition were three : first, to compel the king of Sardinia, who...

...abundance of the enemy into the patrimony of the army, was received with enthusiastic acclamations, made the sinking hearts of the soldiers beat high with hope and confidence, and encouraged them to endure their privations with cheerfulness and perseverance. From its tenor,...

...fail in courage and constancy ?" This was his first address to his army. The sinking hearts of the men beat high with hope and confidence when they heard...leader; and Augereau, Massena, Serrurier, Joubert, Lanncs — distinguished officers who might themselves have aspired to the chief command — felt,...