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... French history to which the public in this country are in general strangers . We begin with an ab- stract of her remarks on the - Early Constitution of France . The excesses committed in the progress of the French Revolution have ...
... French history to which the public in this country are in general strangers . We begin with an ab- stract of her remarks on the - Early Constitution of France . The excesses committed in the progress of the French Revolution have ...
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... French , that peace would be denied to them dur- ing the life - time of Napoleon . Of the grounds of his quarrel with Russia they knew little , but they considered him as the aggressor on finding that he led his armies to so vast a dis ...
... French , that peace would be denied to them dur- ing the life - time of Napoleon . Of the grounds of his quarrel with Russia they knew little , but they considered him as the aggressor on finding that he led his armies to so vast a dis ...
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... French government redoubled its efforts to preserve the superiority of its arms ; and a corps of 15,000 men , detached from the second army of reserve assembled at Dijon , penetrated into Swisserland under the command of General ...
... French government redoubled its efforts to preserve the superiority of its arms ; and a corps of 15,000 men , detached from the second army of reserve assembled at Dijon , penetrated into Swisserland under the command of General ...
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