Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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Page 222
... Napoleon . rested the cordon of the Black Eagle and the sash. smash him into fragments or to ensure his complete sur- render - these are the first thoughts of a victorious com- mander . Napoleon at once ordered Murat with his cavalry ...
... Napoleon . rested the cordon of the Black Eagle and the sash. smash him into fragments or to ensure his complete sur- render - these are the first thoughts of a victorious com- mander . Napoleon at once ordered Murat with his cavalry ...
Page 223
... Napoleon snatched these relics , crying out , " Here is a fine present for the Invalides , especially for those who have served in the Army of Hanover ; doubt- less they will be pleased when they see in their possession the sword of him ...
... Napoleon snatched these relics , crying out , " Here is a fine present for the Invalides , especially for those who have served in the Army of Hanover ; doubt- less they will be pleased when they see in their possession the sword of him ...
Page 224
... Napoleon himself entered Berlin in triumph . It was the first time he had made , as an Alexander or a Cæsar , une entrée solennelle into the capital of a defeated country . The year before , he had scarcely visited Vienna , contenting ...
... Napoleon himself entered Berlin in triumph . It was the first time he had made , as an Alexander or a Cæsar , une entrée solennelle into the capital of a defeated country . The year before , he had scarcely visited Vienna , contenting ...
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