The History of Napoleon the First
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But that was not all j the Emperor of the French manifestly now intended to strike a fatal blow at that monarchy. For whose benefit would he destroy it ? Most assuredly not for the benefit of Russia. To whom would those Polish possessions of Austria return, which in Napoleon's hands might become so dangerous a weapon against Russian domination.' Thoughts of this kind, so natural in Alexander's position^ were not calculated to inspire him with very ardent desires in favour of our cause ; yet, on... the other hand, he could not wish to see us defeated without risking the loss of the reward of his past civility. He was not yet firmly established either in Finland, where his troops, badly commanded, had been several times beaten by the Swedes, nor yet in the Principalities, which Turkey, once more on friendly terms with England, was preparing to contest with him vigorously ; therefore, should any great disaster befall Napoleon, Alexander might find himself forced to renounce these much-coveted provinces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that was not all j the Emperor of the French manifestly now intended to strike a fatal blow at that monarchy. For whose benefit would he destroy it ? Most assuredly not for the benefit of Russia. To whom would those Polish possessions of Austria return, which in Napoleon's hands might become so dangerous a weapon against Russian domination.' Thoughts of this kind, so natural in Alexander's position^ were not calculated to inspire him with very ardent desires in favour of our cause ; yet, on... the other hand, he could not wish to see us defeated without risking the loss of the reward of his past civility. He was not yet firmly established either in Finland, where his troops, badly commanded, had been several times beaten by the Swedes, nor yet in the Principalities, which Turkey, once more on friendly terms with England, was preparing to contest with him vigorously ; therefore, should any great disaster befall Napoleon, Alexander might find himself forced to renounce these much-coveted provinces.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lanfrey, Pierre, 1828-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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