The Boyhood And Youth of Napoleon; Some Chapters On the Life of Bonaparte, 1769-1793
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He accused him of being more like a Pasha than a con- stitutional general, said that he was surrounded by a body-guard, and that he had designs on the sovereignty of Corsica. In this quarrel he was amply supported by his brothers, Filippo Antonio and Giuseppe. Another member of the Arena- Salicejii party, the "fasione Arena-Salicetaria" as Pozzo calls it, was Gentili, who had been the secretary, the confidant, and the intimate friend of Paoli during his exile, but who now, for some obscure reas...on, broke with him. Volney also, who had left the island in disgust, and had gone to Paris, vented his disappointment on Paoli as he did upon the rest of the world.
Napoleon also determined to leave the side of Paoli, and to attach himself to that of Saliceti.
He had some years before a great admiration for Saliceti, which is shown both in his letter to Buttafuoco and in his Lyons essay. In the beginning of 1793 Saliceti opened up a corre- spondence with Napoleon, in which he said, " I desire, my dear friend, that you would furnish me with an opportunity of showing how much I have at heart to give you a mark of friendship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He accused him of being more like a Pasha than a con- stitutional general, said that he was surrounded by a body-guard, and that he had designs on the sovereignty of Corsica. In this quarrel he was amply supported by his brothers, Filippo Antonio and Giuseppe. Another member of the Arena- Salicejii party, the "fasione Arena-Salicetaria" as Pozzo calls it, was Gentili, who had been the secretary, the confidant, and the intimate friend of Paoli during his exile, but who now, for some obscure reas...on, broke with him. Volney also, who had left the island in disgust, and had gone to Paris, vented his disappointment on Paoli as he did upon the rest of the world.
Napoleon also determined to leave the side of Paoli, and to attach himself to that of Saliceti.
He had some years before a great admiration for Saliceti, which is shown both in his letter to Buttafuoco and in his Lyons essay. In the beginning of 1793 Saliceti opened up a corre- spondence with Napoleon, in which he said, " I desire, my dear friend, that you would furnish me with an opportunity of showing how much I have at heart to give you a mark of friendship.
What to read after The Boyhood And Youth of Napoleon; Some Chapters On the Life 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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