History of the Captivity of Napoleon At St. Helena; From the Letters And Journals of the Late Lieut.-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, And Official Documents Not Before Made Public
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Las Cases remarked how easily many misconceptions might be removed by a per- sonal explanation, and a reconciliation effected; how happy he would be to have a " rapprochement," where he even to be the sacrifice — the scapegoat (le bouc d'emission) ; and he said he would most willingly submit to be considered as hav- ing done wrong. The Governor said it was not a reconcilia- tion he desired, but truth. 1 1 The above account of the conversation is abridged from Major Gor- requer's minutes, which ...extend to a considerable length. See No. 49 among the Letters, and Documents at the end of the volume.
CHAPTER X.
CORRESPONDENCE AND INTERVIEWS BETWEEN LAS CASES AND THE GOVERNOR REMOVAL OF LAS CASES PROM SAINT HELENA.
A voluminous correspondence now commenced and many interviews took place between Las Cases and Sir Hudson Lowe. The former says in his Journal, referring to this pe- riod, that a state of inactivity and passiveness did not agree with the nature of his disposition ; and he certainly gave proof of this in the numerous letters which he addressed from Ross Cottage to the Governor, who replied sometimes verb- ally and sometimes in writing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Las Cases remarked how easily many misconceptions might be removed by a per- sonal explanation, and a reconciliation effected; how happy he would be to have a " rapprochement," where he even to be the sacrifice — the scapegoat (le bouc d'emission) ; and he said he would most willingly submit to be considered as hav- ing done wrong. The Governor said it was not a reconcilia- tion he desired, but truth. 1 1 The above account of the conversation is abridged from Major Gor- requer's minutes, which ...extend to a considerable length. See No. 49 among the Letters, and Documents at the end of the volume.
CHAPTER X.
CORRESPONDENCE AND INTERVIEWS BETWEEN LAS CASES AND THE GOVERNOR REMOVAL OF LAS CASES PROM SAINT HELENA.
A voluminous correspondence now commenced and many interviews took place between Las Cases and Sir Hudson Lowe. The former says in his Journal, referring to this pe- riod, that a state of inactivity and passiveness did not agree with the nature of his disposition ; and he certainly gave proof of this in the numerous letters which he addressed from Ross Cottage to the Governor, who replied sometimes verb- ally and sometimes in writing.
What to read after History of the Captivity of Napoleon At St. Helena; From the Letters And Journals of the Late Lieut.-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, And Official Documents Not Before Made Public?
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