Joseph Bonaparte
Joseph Bonaparte
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At the same time he sent three 200 Joseph Bonaparte. (180a dainu the Crown.
of the grandees of Spain to annoance his ao* cession to the throne to Napoleon, and to give him renewed pledges of his friendship and de- motion. On the 23d of April Marat took mil- itary possession of Madrid. The next day Ferdinand made his triumphal entrance into the metropolis. He was received with bound- less exultation, so greatly were the people re- joiced to be delivered from the detestable Go- doy. Thus far Napo...leon did not recognize the accession of Ferdinand. He however sent the Duke of Rovigo to Madrid to ascertain the circumstances of the abdication. In the mean time the old King, who had retired with the Queen to Aranjuez, wrote a letter to the Em- peror, in which he said that he had been forced to abdicate in favor of his son by the clamors of the people and the insurrection of the sol- diers, threatening him with instant death if he refused.
" I protest and declare," he said, " that my decree of the 19th of March, in which I abdi- cated the crown in favor of my son, is an act to which I have been forced to prevent the greatest misfortunes and the effusion of the blood of my well-beloved subjects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the same time he sent three 200 Joseph Bonaparte. (180a dainu the Crown.
of the grandees of Spain to annoance his ao* cession to the throne to Napoleon, and to give him renewed pledges of his friendship and de- motion. On the 23d of April Marat took mil- itary possession of Madrid. The next day Ferdinand made his triumphal entrance into the metropolis. He was received with bound- less exultation, so greatly were the people re- joiced to be delivered from the detestable Go- doy. Thus far Napo...leon did not recognize the accession of Ferdinand. He however sent the Duke of Rovigo to Madrid to ascertain the circumstances of the abdication. In the mean time the old King, who had retired with the Queen to Aranjuez, wrote a letter to the Em- peror, in which he said that he had been forced to abdicate in favor of his son by the clamors of the people and the insurrection of the sol- diers, threatening him with instant death if he refused.
" I protest and declare," he said, " that my decree of the 19th of March, in which I abdi- cated the crown in favor of my son, is an act to which I have been forced to prevent the greatest misfortunes and the effusion of the blood of my well-beloved subjects.
What to read after Joseph Bonaparte?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott John Stevens Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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