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... human nature ! " When Barras introduced Napoleon to the Convention as a fit man to be entrusted with the command , the Pre- sident asked , " Are you willing to undertake the defence of the Convention ? " " Yes , " was the reply . After ...
... human nature ! " When Barras introduced Napoleon to the Convention as a fit man to be entrusted with the command , the Pre- sident asked , " Are you willing to undertake the defence of the Convention ? " " Yes , " was the reply . After ...
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... human weaknesses I should have lost my power . " At the first interview between Napoleon and the veteran generals whom he was to command , Rampon undertook to give the young commander some advice . Napoleon , who was impatient of advice ...
... human weaknesses I should have lost my power . " At the first interview between Napoleon and the veteran generals whom he was to command , Rampon undertook to give the young commander some advice . Napoleon , who was impatient of advice ...
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... human in- vention . Search the philosophers , and you will not find a stronger or more decisive argument . But this truth is too succinct for man . He wishes to know respecting himself and respecting his future destiny , a crowd of ...
... human in- vention . Search the philosophers , and you will not find a stronger or more decisive argument . But this truth is too succinct for man . He wishes to know respecting himself and respecting his future destiny , a crowd of ...
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... humanity . The Romans bestowed civic crowns on those who preserved their citizens . I shall not be less grateful . " When Napoleon received despatches from France , informing him that a false report of his death had occa- sioned an ...
... humanity . The Romans bestowed civic crowns on those who preserved their citizens . I shall not be less grateful . " When Napoleon received despatches from France , informing him that a false report of his death had occa- sioned an ...
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... human degradation . It is the abdication of humanity . Better to die a thousand times . In resigning myself to life , I accept nameless tortures . No matter , I will endure them . " Before his departure for Elba , Napoleon , bidding ...
... human degradation . It is the abdication of humanity . Better to die a thousand times . In resigning myself to life , I accept nameless tortures . No matter , I will endure them . " Before his departure for Elba , Napoleon , bidding ...
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