Napoleon, the First Phase; Some Chapters On the Boyhood And Youth of Bonaparte, 1769-1793
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Napoleon summoned the patriots of Ajaccio to a meeting in the church of St. Francis, where he read them an address which he had drawn up, which he proposed to send to the National Assembly. He was indignant that the twelve should claim to represent the nation, 120 Corsica when their only business was to decide on the territorial tax. He refuted the manifesto of the twelve point by point. He concluded by begging the National Assembly to restore to the Corsicans the rights which nature has given ...to every man.
The address drawn up by Napoleon was soon covered with signatures, of which his own was the first. It was also signed by the Pozzo di Borgo, by the Archdeacon Lucien, and by Fesch.
At this time Bastia was roused to action by a letter from Saliceti, and Napoleon hastened thither to support the movement. He had many friends there, especially the Abbd Varese and the brothers Gallezzini. On the morning of November 5th, the municipality of Bastia pre- sented an address to Barrin, in which they asked for the formation of a civic guard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Napoleon summoned the patriots of Ajaccio to a meeting in the church of St. Francis, where he read them an address which he had drawn up, which he proposed to send to the National Assembly. He was indignant that the twelve should claim to represent the nation, 120 Corsica when their only business was to decide on the territorial tax. He refuted the manifesto of the twelve point by point. He concluded by begging the National Assembly to restore to the Corsicans the rights which nature has given ...to every man.
The address drawn up by Napoleon was soon covered with signatures, of which his own was the first. It was also signed by the Pozzo di Borgo, by the Archdeacon Lucien, and by Fesch.
At this time Bastia was roused to action by a letter from Saliceti, and Napoleon hastened thither to support the movement. He had many friends there, especially the Abbd Varese and the brothers Gallezzini. On the morning of November 5th, the municipality of Bastia pre- sented an address to Barrin, in which they asked for the formation of a civic guard.
What to read after Napoleon, the First Phase; Some Chapters On the Boyhood And Youth of Bonaparte, 1769-1793?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Oscar, 1837-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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