The History of Napoleon Bonaparte
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I must command or be silent." The next morning, the captain of one of the vessels of the squadron, who was about to return to Europe, called upon the Emperor. In glowing and rapid utterance Napoleon reiterated his protest against the cruel treatment to which he was subjected, requesting him to communicate his remonstrance to the British ministers. Las Casas immediately made a memorandum of his remarks, as nearly as he could catch the words, and placed it in the hands of the officer, who promise...d punctually to fulfill his mission. The memorandum was as follows : " The Emperor desires, by the return of the next vessel, to receive some account of his wife and son, and to be informed whether th* latter is still living. He takes this opportunity of repeating, and conveying to the British government, the protestations which he has already mad# against the extra- ordinary measures adopted toward him.
566 NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. [Chap. XXX.
" 1. The government has declared him a prisoner of war. The Emperor is not a prisoner of war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must command or be silent." The next morning, the captain of one of the vessels of the squadron, who was about to return to Europe, called upon the Emperor. In glowing and rapid utterance Napoleon reiterated his protest against the cruel treatment to which he was subjected, requesting him to communicate his remonstrance to the British ministers. Las Casas immediately made a memorandum of his remarks, as nearly as he could catch the words, and placed it in the hands of the officer, who promise...d punctually to fulfill his mission. The memorandum was as follows : " The Emperor desires, by the return of the next vessel, to receive some account of his wife and son, and to be informed whether th* latter is still living. He takes this opportunity of repeating, and conveying to the British government, the protestations which he has already mad# against the extra- ordinary measures adopted toward him.
566 NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. [Chap. XXX.
" 1. The government has declared him a prisoner of war. The Emperor is not a prisoner of war.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott John Stevens Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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