Napoleon the First, a Biography
Napoleon the First, a Biography
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"Under a monarchical system of gov- ernment, " said Napoleon to his suite in the summer of 1816, "the rule of my dynasty can alone furnish guarantees for the true interests of the people, for it is the creation of the people. " When he said this he was still full of hope for himself. Five years later, but two weeks before his death, he gave utterance to the same thought; but this time it was only in the interest of his son. "The Bourbons/' he said, "will not hold out. After my death a reaction ...in my favour will set in, even in England.
740 St. Helena [is2i After some civil disturbances my son will come to the throne. Great things are accomplished in France only when one leans on the masses. My son must be a man of the new ideas and represent the cause I made to prevail everywhere; he must carry out everywhere the new ideas, which obliterate the traces of the feudal system, make secure the dignity of man and develop the seeds of happiness that have been lying dormant for ages; he must bestow upon the people at large what has hitherto been the privileged possession of the few; he must unite Europe in the bonds of an indissoluble federation and spread the benefits of Christian civilization in all the still uncivilized portions of the globe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Under a monarchical system of gov- ernment, " said Napoleon to his suite in the summer of 1816, "the rule of my dynasty can alone furnish guarantees for the true interests of the people, for it is the creation of the people. " When he said this he was still full of hope for himself. Five years later, but two weeks before his death, he gave utterance to the same thought; but this time it was only in the interest of his son. "The Bourbons/' he said, "will not hold out. After my death a reaction ...in my favour will set in, even in England.
740 St. Helena [is2i After some civil disturbances my son will come to the throne. Great things are accomplished in France only when one leans on the masses. My son must be a man of the new ideas and represent the cause I made to prevail everywhere; he must carry out everywhere the new ideas, which obliterate the traces of the feudal system, make secure the dignity of man and develop the seeds of happiness that have been lying dormant for ages; he must bestow upon the people at large what has hitherto been the privileged possession of the few; he must unite Europe in the bonds of an indissoluble federation and spread the benefits of Christian civilization in all the still uncivilized portions of the globe.
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 August Fournier to read onlineMoreLess
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