NapoleonLittle, Brown,, 1933 - 418 σελίδες |
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... once glorious and reasonable . Bona- parte was courteous in his dealings with the Austrian delegates . Once he lost his self - control with Cobenzl , whose rigidity out- wore his patience , and with a carelessly abrupt gesture he ...
... once glorious and reasonable . Bona- parte was courteous in his dealings with the Austrian delegates . Once he lost his self - control with Cobenzl , whose rigidity out- wore his patience , and with a carelessly abrupt gesture he ...
Σελίδα 273
... once forgiven and had become almost unmovable . He had struck at the basis of the Empire . His crime was not so much a usurpation of his master's power as that he had compromised him and lessened his greatness in the eyes of England and ...
... once forgiven and had become almost unmovable . He had struck at the basis of the Empire . His crime was not so much a usurpation of his master's power as that he had compromised him and lessened his greatness in the eyes of England and ...
Σελίδα 313
... once again . On October 16 , he addressed Kutusoff direct , resigning himself to a request for peace . The reply was a refusal . Napoleon then thought of the weapon he had been reluctant to use . He had an act drawn up to emancipate the ...
... once again . On October 16 , he addressed Kutusoff direct , resigning himself to a request for peace . The reply was a refusal . Napoleon then thought of the weapon he had been reluctant to use . He had an act drawn up to emancipate the ...
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