The Life of Napoleon I (Complete)
The Life of Napoleon I (Complete)
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Nay, more: Knesebeck detected among the Russianofficials a strong, though as yet but half expressed, longing for thewhole of Prussia east of the lower Vistula.
For his part, Frederick William cherished lofty hopes. He knew thatthe Russian troops had suffered horribly from privations and disease, that as yet they mustered only 40, 000 effectives on the Polishborders, and that they urgently needed the help of Prussia. Hetherefore claimed that, if he joined Russia in a war against Napoleon, he mus...t recover the whole of what had been Prussian Poland, with theexception of the district of Bialystock ceded at Tilsit. [284] Itseemed, then, that the Polish Question would once more exert on theEuropean concert that dissolving influence which had weakened theCentral Powers ever since the days of Valmy. Had Napoleon now sent toBreslau a subtle schemer like Savary, the apple of discord might havebeen thrown in with fatal results. But the fortunes of his Empire thenrested on a Piedmontese nobleman, St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, more: Knesebeck detected among the Russianofficials a strong, though as yet but half expressed, longing for thewhole of Prussia east of the lower Vistula.
For his part, Frederick William cherished lofty hopes. He knew thatthe Russian troops had suffered horribly from privations and disease, that as yet they mustered only 40, 000 effectives on the Polishborders, and that they urgently needed the help of Prussia. Hetherefore claimed that, if he joined Russia in a war against Napoleon, he mus...t recover the whole of what had been Prussian Poland, with theexception of the district of Bialystock ceded at Tilsit. [284] Itseemed, then, that the Polish Question would once more exert on theEuropean concert that dissolving influence which had weakened theCentral Powers ever since the days of Valmy. Had Napoleon now sent toBreslau a subtle schemer like Savary, the apple of discord might havebeen thrown in with fatal results. But the fortunes of his Empire thenrested on a Piedmontese nobleman, St.
What to read after The Life of Napoleon I (Complete)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Holland John Holland Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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