Through Europe With Napoleon
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Soon men were every- where gathering and drilling. Soon every port was noisy with shipbuilding, and hundreds of flat- bottomed boats were got ready to carry a great army over the sea to invade Britain. Harbours were enlarged to make room for this new fleet, all France indeed was busy with preparation.
Napoleon himself visited the ports and harbours to see how the works were going on. Then he made a tour through Belgium.
Belgium is a very small country, and has very little coast-line, only forty... miles in all. And the whole of that forty miles is a long, low, almost un- broken, sandy shore. The sea is kept from flowing over the land either by natural sand-banks or by stone walls. Along this shore Ostend is the only port, and it is chiefly a passenger port, Ostend itself Napoleon Consul fpr Life lOi being a fashionable seaside town, where every year thousands of people go for holidays.
The great port of Belgium, to which Napoleon now went, is Antwerp on the Scheld. It is not only the greatest seaport in Belgium but one of the finest in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon men were every- where gathering and drilling. Soon every port was noisy with shipbuilding, and hundreds of flat- bottomed boats were got ready to carry a great army over the sea to invade Britain. Harbours were enlarged to make room for this new fleet, all France indeed was busy with preparation.
Napoleon himself visited the ports and harbours to see how the works were going on. Then he made a tour through Belgium.
Belgium is a very small country, and has very little coast-line, only forty... miles in all. And the whole of that forty miles is a long, low, almost un- broken, sandy shore. The sea is kept from flowing over the land either by natural sand-banks or by stone walls. Along this shore Ostend is the only port, and it is chiefly a passenger port, Ostend itself Napoleon Consul fpr Life lOi being a fashionable seaside town, where every year thousands of people go for holidays.
The great port of Belgium, to which Napoleon now went, is Antwerp on the Scheld. It is not only the greatest seaport in Belgium but one of the finest in the world.
What to read after Through Europe With Napoleon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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