Memoirs of Napoleon — Complete
Memoirs of Napoleon — Complete
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England wished to enter into negotiations at Luneville. To this theFirst Consul acceded; but, as he saw that England was seeking to deceivehim, he required that she should suspend hostilities with France, asAustria had done. Bonaparte very reasonably alleged that an indefinitearmistice on the Continent would be more to the disadvantage of Francethan a long armistice by sea would be unfavourable to England. All thisadjourned the preliminaries to 1801 and the peace to 1802.
The impatience and ind...ignation of the First Consul had been highlyexcited by the evasions of Austria and the plots of England, for he knewall the intrigues that were carrying on for the restoration of theBourbons. His joy may be therefore conceived when the battle ofHohenlinden balanced the scale of fortune in his favour. On the 3d ofDecember 1800 Moreau gained that memorable victory which at length put anend to the hesitations of the Cabinet of Vienna.
--[On the eve of the battle of Hohenlinden Moreau was at supper with his aides de camp and several general officers, when a despatch was delivered to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
England wished to enter into negotiations at Luneville. To this theFirst Consul acceded; but, as he saw that England was seeking to deceivehim, he required that she should suspend hostilities with France, asAustria had done. Bonaparte very reasonably alleged that an indefinitearmistice on the Continent would be more to the disadvantage of Francethan a long armistice by sea would be unfavourable to England. All thisadjourned the preliminaries to 1801 and the peace to 1802.
The impatience and ind...ignation of the First Consul had been highlyexcited by the evasions of Austria and the plots of England, for he knewall the intrigues that were carrying on for the restoration of theBourbons. His joy may be therefore conceived when the battle ofHohenlinden balanced the scale of fortune in his favour. On the 3d ofDecember 1800 Moreau gained that memorable victory which at length put anend to the hesitations of the Cabinet of Vienna.
--[On the eve of the battle of Hohenlinden Moreau was at supper with his aides de camp and several general officers, when a despatch was delivered to him.
What to read after Memoirs of Napoleon — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourrienne Louis Antoine Fauvelet De to read onlineMoreLess
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