The Htel Des Invalides
The Htel Des Invalides
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B. M. At St-Helena.
In the presence.
Of Baron de Las Cases, deputy; Baron Gourgaud, lieutenant general, aide de camp of the King.
M. Marchand, one of the testamentary executors; 1. The tomb of Napoleon at St Helena was enclosed by an iron railing.
The tomb covered with flagstones about m. 15 thick, covered a surface of 3 m. 46 X 2 m. 46.
The vault was 3 m. 30 deep, 1 m. 40 wide and 2 m. 40 long; at a depth of 2 m. 50 there were two supeiposed layers of cement and under these was a large flagsto...ne 1 m. 98 X m. 90 and m. 12 thick covering over the coffin.
Extract from Memorial de Sainte Helene by the count de Las cases, followed by the Historique de la translation des restes mortels de VEuipereur Napoleon aiix Imalides Paris E. Bourdin, editeur 5 rue de Seine).
The flagstones of the tomb of Saint Helena were bi-ought on board the Belle Poiile the day after the exhumation: the evening before the departure, they were taken down into the hold.
After the arrival of the frigate at Cherbourg and the transport of the coffin to Paris they remained en board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. M. At St-Helena.
In the presence.
Of Baron de Las Cases, deputy; Baron Gourgaud, lieutenant general, aide de camp of the King.
M. Marchand, one of the testamentary executors; 1. The tomb of Napoleon at St Helena was enclosed by an iron railing.
The tomb covered with flagstones about m. 15 thick, covered a surface of 3 m. 46 X 2 m. 46.
The vault was 3 m. 30 deep, 1 m. 40 wide and 2 m. 40 long; at a depth of 2 m. 50 there were two supeiposed layers of cement and under these was a large flagsto...ne 1 m. 98 X m. 90 and m. 12 thick covering over the coffin.
Extract from Memorial de Sainte Helene by the count de Las cases, followed by the Historique de la translation des restes mortels de VEuipereur Napoleon aiix Imalides Paris E. Bourdin, editeur 5 rue de Seine).
The flagstones of the tomb of Saint Helena were bi-ought on board the Belle Poiile the day after the exhumation: the evening before the departure, they were taken down into the hold.
After the arrival of the frigate at Cherbourg and the transport of the coffin to Paris they remained en board.
What to read after The Htel Des Invalides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Gustave Niox to read onlineMoreLess
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