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... Napoleon and the Austrian Ambassador , 854 . ENGLAND . - Letter from Capt . Carden , giving an account of the capture of the Macedonian , 59 . Declaration of the Prince Regent against the American States , 80 . Proclamation of the ...
... Napoleon and the Austrian Ambassador , 854 . ENGLAND . - Letter from Capt . Carden , giving an account of the capture of the Macedonian , 59 . Declaration of the Prince Regent against the American States , 80 . Proclamation of the ...
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... Napoleon , Emperor , 12 , 35 , 94 , 97 , 106 , 107 , 111 , 115 , 123 , 126 , 154 , 188 , 238 , 279 , 585 , 652 , 696 , 737 , 754 , 759 , 769 , 797 , 822 , 825 , 831 , 854 , 894 , 925 Natzmer , M. de , 120 Neidhard , 153 Nesselrode ...
... Napoleon , Emperor , 12 , 35 , 94 , 97 , 106 , 107 , 111 , 115 , 123 , 126 , 154 , 188 , 238 , 279 , 585 , 652 , 696 , 737 , 754 , 759 , 769 , 797 , 822 , 825 , 831 , 854 , 894 , 925 Natzmer , M. de , 120 Neidhard , 153 Nesselrode ...
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... Napoleon , after having conducted his army out of danger , has himself returned to Paris , where , it appears he has been received with as much joy as if he had met , in his absence , with no reverse at all . -The 29th Bulletin does him ...
... Napoleon , after having conducted his army out of danger , has himself returned to Paris , where , it appears he has been received with as much joy as if he had met , in his absence , with no reverse at all . -The 29th Bulletin does him ...
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... Napoleon down ; but , to believe that he is so , when they see him return to his capital amidst the acclamations of the French people , is , one would suppose , too much for any people in their senses.- -In a few weeks , however , we ...
... Napoleon down ; but , to believe that he is so , when they see him return to his capital amidst the acclamations of the French people , is , one would suppose , too much for any people in their senses.- -In a few weeks , however , we ...
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... Napoleon , we always rica was not satisfied with that repeal , hè dwell upon the difficulty of his forming would support the war against her . naval officers ; but , here we see , in the case Not , therefore , being able to find fault ...
... Napoleon , we always rica was not satisfied with that repeal , hè dwell upon the difficulty of his forming would support the war against her . naval officers ; but , here we see , in the case Not , therefore , being able to find fault ...
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