History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 5 And 6
History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 5 And 6
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He listened to the singular proposals of the Russian cabinet, and appeared to receive them with great consideration, but modified them to suit his own policy, abstaining from refusal, and confining him- April 1805. ] CONSULATE AND THE EMPIRE. 185 self to postponing till the general peace, those points which were incompatible with the interests of English policy. He had the proposals of the Russian envoy delivered to him, and added his own observations. * At first, Mr. Pitt tolerated even the re...- proofs of the young Russian envoy; he allowed himself to be reproached with the ambition of England, with the harshness of her proceedings, and with her encroaching system, which served as a pretext for the encroaching system of France. He allowed himself to be told, that in order to form a new alliance it was necessary to found it upon a grand disinterestedness on the part of all the contracting powers. The head of the British cabinet became animated on this subject, much approved of the ideas of Alexander's ambassador, and declared that, in fact, it was necessary to display the most perfect freedom from all personal views, if the mask was to be torn away that covered the ambition of France ; that it was indispensably necessary that the allies should not appear to think of themselves, but only of the enfranchisement of Europe, oppressed by a barbarous and tyrannical power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He listened to the singular proposals of the Russian cabinet, and appeared to receive them with great consideration, but modified them to suit his own policy, abstaining from refusal, and confining him- April 1805. ] CONSULATE AND THE EMPIRE. 185 self to postponing till the general peace, those points which were incompatible with the interests of English policy. He had the proposals of the Russian envoy delivered to him, and added his own observations. * At first, Mr. Pitt tolerated even the re...- proofs of the young Russian envoy; he allowed himself to be reproached with the ambition of England, with the harshness of her proceedings, and with her encroaching system, which served as a pretext for the encroaching system of France. He allowed himself to be told, that in order to form a new alliance it was necessary to found it upon a grand disinterestedness on the part of all the contracting powers. The head of the British cabinet became animated on this subject, much approved of the ideas of Alexander's ambassador, and declared that, in fact, it was necessary to display the most perfect freedom from all personal views, if the mask was to be torn away that covered the ambition of France ; that it was indispensably necessary that the allies should not appear to think of themselves, but only of the enfranchisement of Europe, oppressed by a barbarous and tyrannical power.
What to read after History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 5 And 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolphe Thiers to read onlineMoreLess
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