How England Saved Europe the Story of the Great War 1793 1815 volume 2
How England Saved Europe the Story of the Great War 1793 1815 volume 2
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The story of the war from this stage is, in effect, the story of a struggle betwixt these two great and rival forms of warlike power. France had many advantages. Bonaparte himself summed up one aspect of the relative strength of the two contending nations by saying, "In the long run 15, 000, 000 must yield to 40, 000, 000. " But the resources at the command of Bonaparte were by no means limited to the population of France itself. He was able to feed his treasury with the wealth of subjugated or... THE POLICY OF THE CONSULATE 87 tributary Europe, and to swell his battalions with troops almost as diverse in speech and blood and type as the many-tongued hosts of Xerxes. In France itself almost every other vocation known to civilised life was abandoned for the business of war, and resources so vast were under the control of the will and brain of one of the most subtle intellects ever devoted to the business of governing men.
Great Britain, in some respects, had gained much by the war. Its rivals had been swept from the seas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The story of the war from this stage is, in effect, the story of a struggle betwixt these two great and rival forms of warlike power. France had many advantages. Bonaparte himself summed up one aspect of the relative strength of the two contending nations by saying, "In the long run 15, 000, 000 must yield to 40, 000, 000. " But the resources at the command of Bonaparte were by no means limited to the population of France itself. He was able to feed his treasury with the wealth of subjugated or... THE POLICY OF THE CONSULATE 87 tributary Europe, and to swell his battalions with troops almost as diverse in speech and blood and type as the many-tongued hosts of Xerxes. In France itself almost every other vocation known to civilised life was abandoned for the business of war, and resources so vast were under the control of the will and brain of one of the most subtle intellects ever devoted to the business of governing men.
Great Britain, in some respects, had gained much by the war. Its rivals had been swept from the seas.
What to read after How England Saved Europe the Story of the Great War 1793 1815 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitchett, W. H. (William Henry), 1845-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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