Napoleon Extracts From the Times And Morning Chronicle 1815 1821 Relating
Napoleon Extracts From the Times And Morning Chronicle 1815 1821 Relating
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98 NAPOLEON St. Helena, 1st May, 1818.
My dear Sir, — As it is probable that my removal from the situation which I now hold will, ere long, take place (which event, indeed, con- sidering the manner in which I have been tormented and ill-treated for several months past, obviously and evidently with a view to oblige me to resign, is now desirable), I have thought it essential to my justifica- tion to forward to you the above letter (which was sent to the Governor the day it was written), and the ...other inclosures of my letters and the replies to them, in order that you, from whom I have received so many marks of friendship, and whose esteem and good opinion I prize so highly, may not be led to suppose, by any artful insinuations or mis- representations, arising from malice, revenge, a dread of the truth's being made known in England, or even of mere mistake, that any improper or dishonourable conduct on my part, has occasioned my removal from a situation, to which, whether considered in the light of novelty or delicacy, history offers no parallel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
98 NAPOLEON St. Helena, 1st May, 1818.
My dear Sir, — As it is probable that my removal from the situation which I now hold will, ere long, take place (which event, indeed, con- sidering the manner in which I have been tormented and ill-treated for several months past, obviously and evidently with a view to oblige me to resign, is now desirable), I have thought it essential to my justifica- tion to forward to you the above letter (which was sent to the Governor the day it was written), and the ...other inclosures of my letters and the replies to them, in order that you, from whom I have received so many marks of friendship, and whose esteem and good opinion I prize so highly, may not be led to suppose, by any artful insinuations or mis- representations, arising from malice, revenge, a dread of the truth's being made known in England, or even of mere mistake, that any improper or dishonourable conduct on my part, has occasioned my removal from a situation, to which, whether considered in the light of novelty or delicacy, history offers no parallel.
What to read after Napoleon Extracts From the Times And Morning Chronicle 1815 1821 Relating?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Pollok to read onlineMoreLess
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