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Page 309
... Emperor to the Emperor better informed . Thus the Council of State , at which the Emperor uniformly presided , being fre- quently in direct opposition to the ministers , or occupied in re- forming their acts and errors , naturally ...
... Emperor to the Emperor better informed . Thus the Council of State , at which the Emperor uniformly presided , being fre- quently in direct opposition to the ministers , or occupied in re- forming their acts and errors , naturally ...
Page 314
... Emperor is eminently gifted with two excellent qualities ; a vast fund of justice , and a disposition naturally open to attachment . Amidst all his fits of petulance or anger , a sentiment of justice still predominates . He is sure to ...
... Emperor is eminently gifted with two excellent qualities ; a vast fund of justice , and a disposition naturally open to attachment . Amidst all his fits of petulance or anger , a sentiment of justice still predominates . He is sure to ...
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... Emperor's notice by some signal proof of his devot- edness ; Napoleon asked him what profession he would wish to embrace ; and without waiting for his answer , pointed out one himself : the young man observed that his father's fortune ...
... Emperor's notice by some signal proof of his devot- edness ; Napoleon asked him what profession he would wish to embrace ; and without waiting for his answer , pointed out one himself : the young man observed that his father's fortune ...
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