The History of Napoleon volume 1
The History of Napoleon volume 1
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He then repaired to Toulon, to make it known that the fleet could no longer hold its position, but must put out to sea. It is said that he recommended to the council of war, which met on the instiuit, to make a desperate cflbrt to retake Little Gibraltar: it was determined, liowever, that Toulon must surrender as a place no longer tenable, and the garrison received orders to embark immediately. The plan of Napoleon was thus crowned with complete success, and his promises to the Convention fulfi...lled in every point.
We must not here omit to notice with praise the discernment and decision displayed by Lord Hood. Early in the contest he had perceived NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. 19 the importance of Little Gibraltar as a position, and he did not lose a moment in avoiding the disastrous consequences of its loss. The fleet also performed a service to humanity, in offering a refuge to such of the unfortunate inhabitants as wished to fly from the vengeance of the Convention. Many thousand families embarked, struck with con- sternation at this sudden termination of a siege which had lasted four months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He then repaired to Toulon, to make it known that the fleet could no longer hold its position, but must put out to sea. It is said that he recommended to the council of war, which met on the instiuit, to make a desperate cflbrt to retake Little Gibraltar: it was determined, liowever, that Toulon must surrender as a place no longer tenable, and the garrison received orders to embark immediately. The plan of Napoleon was thus crowned with complete success, and his promises to the Convention fulfi...lled in every point.
We must not here omit to notice with praise the discernment and decision displayed by Lord Hood. Early in the contest he had perceived NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. 19 the importance of Little Gibraltar as a position, and he did not lose a moment in avoiding the disastrous consequences of its loss. The fleet also performed a service to humanity, in offering a refuge to such of the unfortunate inhabitants as wished to fly from the vengeance of the Convention. Many thousand families embarked, struck with con- sternation at this sudden termination of a siege which had lasted four months.
What to read after The History of Napoleon volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R H Richard H Horne to read onlineMoreLess
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