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suffering royalty in France—why, like Prospero in The Tempest, he became the
dupe of his own spells 2 How did it happen that he had been so blind to the
necessary extinction of French royalty In the year 1796, when Napoleon was just
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suffering royalty in France—why, like Prospero in The Tempest, he became the
dupe of his own spells 2 How did it happen that he had been so blind to the
necessary extinction of French royalty In the year 1796, when Napoleon was just
...
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The Navy sowed ; the Army, assisted by the Navy, reaped ; and the harvest thus
gathered in was no less than the possession of India, of practically all North
America except Louisiana, and of all French islands in the West Indies. Spain
also ...
The Navy sowed ; the Army, assisted by the Navy, reaped ; and the harvest thus
gathered in was no less than the possession of India, of practically all North
America except Louisiana, and of all French islands in the West Indies. Spain
also ...
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At the same time an elegant French gentleman appeared in that city. His name
was Paul de Quelen, Comte de la Vauguyon. He had a doubtful past and was not
troubled with scruples. This renegade Frenchman was chosen by Murat to give ...
At the same time an elegant French gentleman appeared in that city. His name
was Paul de Quelen, Comte de la Vauguyon. He had a doubtful past and was not
troubled with scruples. This renegade Frenchman was chosen by Murat to give ...
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