Napoleon the First, a Biography
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And again ^T. 33] The Italian Republic 1^^ the First Consul tried to conform with the provisions of the before- mentioned Article in the Treaty of Lun^ville by inviting to Lyons the most prominent representatives of the three classes into which the people were divided according to the constitu- tion — ^the landowners, the scholars, and the tradespeople (pos- sidenti, dotti, commercianti). At this place and with the con- currence of these deputies men were assigned to the principal offices with ...the exception of a single one, that of the Presidency- This Napoleon was reserving for himself. Talleyrand had been charged with the arrangements for bringing this about. The wily minister made use of the occasion of a review of the returned Egyptian troops, which attracted most of the strangers outside the city, to assemble the few deputies who had remained, — ^pos- sibly a third of the whole number, — ^when a trial, vote was cast.
The choice fell upon Melzi d'Eril, whereupon Talle3a-and gave the Italians to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And again ^T. 33] The Italian Republic 1^^ the First Consul tried to conform with the provisions of the before- mentioned Article in the Treaty of Lun^ville by inviting to Lyons the most prominent representatives of the three classes into which the people were divided according to the constitu- tion — ^the landowners, the scholars, and the tradespeople (pos- sidenti, dotti, commercianti). At this place and with the con- currence of these deputies men were assigned to the principal offices with ...the exception of a single one, that of the Presidency- This Napoleon was reserving for himself. Talleyrand had been charged with the arrangements for bringing this about. The wily minister made use of the occasion of a review of the returned Egyptian troops, which attracted most of the strangers outside the city, to assemble the few deputies who had remained, — ^pos- sibly a third of the whole number, — ^when a trial, vote was cast.
The choice fell upon Melzi d'Eril, whereupon Talle3a-and gave the Italians to.
What to read after Napoleon the First, a Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Gaylord Bourne to read onlineMoreLess
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