The Southern Review, Tom 5A. E. Miller., 1830 |
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... Bonaparte was rendering his name so illustrious in Italy . Bonaparte , in the midst of his brilliant suc- cesses , made his old companion the offer of a place near him as private secretary , and after some hesitation , which is not ...
... Bonaparte was rendering his name so illustrious in Italy . Bonaparte , in the midst of his brilliant suc- cesses , made his old companion the offer of a place near him as private secretary , and after some hesitation , which is not ...
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... Bonaparte was , in general , but little loved by his comrades , who certainly were not his flatterers . He associated with them but little , and rarely took part in their pastimes . The subjection of his country to France , recalled ...
... Bonaparte was , in general , but little loved by his comrades , who certainly were not his flatterers . He associated with them but little , and rarely took part in their pastimes . The subjection of his country to France , recalled ...
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... Bonaparte , Napoleon , Courier's opinion of , 144 , 148 - had abundance of flatter- ers during his exaltation , 257 ... Bonaparte , 260 - sent to Stutgard as Secretary of Legation , ibid - recall- ed by the Convention and placed on the ...
... Bonaparte , Napoleon , Courier's opinion of , 144 , 148 - had abundance of flatter- ers during his exaltation , 257 ... Bonaparte , 260 - sent to Stutgard as Secretary of Legation , ibid - recall- ed by the Convention and placed on the ...
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