Napoleon the Man And His Mission
Napoleon the Man And His Mission
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Alas for France ! She was to see her homes alternately filled with the sound of merry-making and the noise of lamentation. She was to see her flag alternately flying from the citadels of Europe and trailing in the mire of a national scramble. She was to see her Paris alternately the centre of the world's attraction and the spoil of a conquering host. And all this in the service of an impossible attainment. A moment, please. It is to be considered France never fully realized the menace of the si...tuation in those days of mad excitement. And well for her she did not. For life to Napoleon was not an act of God but a fact. And so long as this fact was sub- servient to his will he was content. And think we that the man who scrupled not to tamper with the office of His Holiness the Pope would be careful of the temporalities of man- kind ? Scarcely, methinks. What cared he whether twenty or twenty thousand of his 22 NAPOLEON men lay stretched in their last sleep ? To him it meant only the fewer to play with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas for France ! She was to see her homes alternately filled with the sound of merry-making and the noise of lamentation. She was to see her flag alternately flying from the citadels of Europe and trailing in the mire of a national scramble. She was to see her Paris alternately the centre of the world's attraction and the spoil of a conquering host. And all this in the service of an impossible attainment. A moment, please. It is to be considered France never fully realized the menace of the si...tuation in those days of mad excitement. And well for her she did not. For life to Napoleon was not an act of God but a fact. And so long as this fact was sub- servient to his will he was content. And think we that the man who scrupled not to tamper with the office of His Holiness the Pope would be careful of the temporalities of man- kind ? Scarcely, methinks. What cared he whether twenty or twenty thousand of his 22 NAPOLEON men lay stretched in their last sleep ? To him it meant only the fewer to play with.
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