The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 229A. Dodd and A. Smith, 1968 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... Napoleon first advanced to power , Victor Hugo sought an interview with him . The calm and penetrating mind of Napoleon saw in Hugo the politician , merely , a " tapageur " ; and left him aside ; hence , the note goes on , the poet's ...
... Napoleon first advanced to power , Victor Hugo sought an interview with him . The calm and penetrating mind of Napoleon saw in Hugo the politician , merely , a " tapageur " ; and left him aside ; hence , the note goes on , the poet's ...
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... Napoleon III . Not a word more of him . ” Who reported that the above were the King of Prussia's words ? What justifies the assertion that the Emperor delivered himself up like a coward or that he skulked round Sedan ? Is it likely that ...
... Napoleon III . Not a word more of him . ” Who reported that the above were the King of Prussia's words ? What justifies the assertion that the Emperor delivered himself up like a coward or that he skulked round Sedan ? Is it likely that ...
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... Napoleon is that which followed the capitula- tion at Sedan . Napoleon was not only a coward and a dolt - he was a traitor . He had drawn Marshal M'Mahon away from Chalons , and towards Sedan and Bazaine ; not because he deemed it the ...
... Napoleon is that which followed the capitula- tion at Sedan . Napoleon was not only a coward and a dolt - he was a traitor . He had drawn Marshal M'Mahon away from Chalons , and towards Sedan and Bazaine ; not because he deemed it the ...
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