Napoleon, the Return From Saint Helena: the Return From Saint Helena
Napoleon, the Return From Saint Helena: the Return From Saint Helena
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-Itl [ ;.!: 1.. jr'V'H 'b Tfj'j') .?' ^' .!:rv Cour d' Honneur of the H6tel des In- valides.
Tlapoleon 59 The Prefects of the Seine and of Police, the civil and military ofl&cers of the Emperor's household, the deputies from Corsica (the birthplace of Napoleon), and detachments of infantry and cavalry closed the procession.
At two o'clock the funeral-car reach- ed the gateway of the H6tel des Invalides, where it was met by the Archbishop of Paris, attended by six- teen acolytes and accompanied ...by his bishops and clergy. There the coffin of Napoleon was placed upon the shoul- ders of thirty-two of the Emperor's Old Guard. Preceded by the Prince de Joinville and his suite, and accom- panied by Generals Bertrand and Gour- gaud, the remains were conveyed across the Esplanade and Cour d'Honneur of the Invalides in the presence of more than thirty-six thousand spectators Tlapoleon 6x who, with one accx)rd, rose and uncov- ered in homage to the great Napoleon.
The coffin, covered with the velvet pall and surmounted by the Imperial crown, passed slowly up the aisle of the Church of the Invalides, to the sotmd of mufifled drums and the rever- berations of cannon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-Itl [ ;.!: 1.. jr'V'H 'b Tfj'j') .?' ^' .!:rv Cour d' Honneur of the H6tel des In- valides.
Tlapoleon 59 The Prefects of the Seine and of Police, the civil and military ofl&cers of the Emperor's household, the deputies from Corsica (the birthplace of Napoleon), and detachments of infantry and cavalry closed the procession.
At two o'clock the funeral-car reach- ed the gateway of the H6tel des Invalides, where it was met by the Archbishop of Paris, attended by six- teen acolytes and accompanied ...by his bishops and clergy. There the coffin of Napoleon was placed upon the shoul- ders of thirty-two of the Emperor's Old Guard. Preceded by the Prince de Joinville and his suite, and accom- panied by Generals Bertrand and Gour- gaud, the remains were conveyed across the Esplanade and Cour d'Honneur of the Invalides in the presence of more than thirty-six thousand spectators Tlapoleon 6x who, with one accx)rd, rose and uncov- ered in homage to the great Napoleon.
The coffin, covered with the velvet pall and surmounted by the Imperial crown, passed slowly up the aisle of the Church of the Invalides, to the sotmd of mufifled drums and the rever- berations of cannon.
What to read after Napoleon, the Return From Saint Helena: the Return From Saint Helena?
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