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    nds

    ofasuccessfulgeneralbythenaofnapoleonbonaparte,

    e``firstnsuloffranceintheyear1799and

    duringthenextfifteenyears,theoldeuropeanntinentbeca

    thelaboratoryofanuerofpoliticalexperints,the

    likeofheworldhadneverseenbefore

    napoleon

    napoleon

    napoleonheyear1769,thethirdson

    ofcarloriabuonaparte,anhonestnotarypublif

    thecityofajacciointheislandofrsica,andhisgood

    olinohethereforean,

    butanitalianiveislandanoldgreek,carthaginian

    andronlonyinthediterraneanseahad

    foryearsbeenstrugglingtoregainitsindependence,

    firstofallfrohegenoese,andaftertheddleofthe

    eighteenthcenturyfrohefrench,whohadkindlyoffered

    tohelpthersiandhad

    thenoccupiedtheislandfortheiro

    duringthefirsttyyearsofhislife,youngnapoleon

    riotarsicansinnfeiner,

    theyokeofthe

    bitterlyhatedfrenchenebutthefrenchrevolutionhad

    unexpectedlyregnisedtheclaiofthersicansandgradually

    napoleon,ilitary

    schoolofbrienne,driftedintotheserviceofhisadopteduntry

    althoughheneverleaedtospellfrenchrrectlyor

    tospeakiteafrenchn

    induetihecatostandasthehighestexpression

    ofallfrenchvirtuesatpresentheisregardedasthesyol

    ofthegallicgenius

    napoleoniscalle**stareer

    doesnotverrethantyyearsinthatshortspan

    oftihefoughtreorevictoriesand

    rilesandnqueredresquarekilotersand

    killedrepeopleandbroughtaboutrereforandgenerally

    upseteuropetoagreaterextentthananybodyincluding

    alexanderthegreatandjenghiskhanhadeveaged

    todo

    hetlefellohefirstyearsofhislife

    hishealthpressedanybody

    byhisgoodlooksandhereinedtotheendofhisdaysvery

    cluyoappearatasocialfunction

    hedidnotenjoyasingleadvantageofbreedingorbirthor

    richesforthegreaterpartofhisyouthheely

    poorandoftenhehadtogoealorwasobliged

    tokeaferapenniesincuriousways

    hegavelittleproseasaliterarygeniuspeted

    foraprizeofferedbytheacadeoflyons,hisessay

    ber15outof

    16eallthesedifficultiesthrough

    hisabsoluteandunshakablebeliefinhisoiny,andin

    hisobitionainspringofhis

    lifethethoughtofself,thehatcapitalletter

    ``nhters,andhrecurred

    foreverintheoantsofhishastilynstructedpalaces,the

    absoluteakethenanapoleonthestiortant

    thingintheeofgod,thesedesirescarried

    napoleontoapinnaeanhas

    everreached

    ,youngbonapartewas

    veryfondofthe``livesoffausnarch,the

    ronhistorian,hadtenbuthenevertriedtoliveup

    tothehighstandardofcharactersetbytheseheroesofthe

    olderdaysnapoleonseetohavebeendevoidofallthose

    nsiderateandthoughtfulsentintsaken

    differentfroheanilsittodecide

    hanydegreeofaccuracyherheeverlovedanyone

    besideshielfhekeptaother,but

    letiziahadtheairandnnersofagreatladyandafterthe

    fashionofitalianthers,shekneoruleherbroodof

    childrenandndtheirrespectforafewyearshewas

    fondofjosephine,hisprettycreolehedaughter

    ofafrenartiniqueandthehe

    vitedebeauhaais,edbyrobespierre

    abattleagainsttheprussiansbut

    theeerordivorcedherason

    andheirandrriedthedaughteroftheaustrianeeror,

    becauseitseedgoodpolicy

    duringthesiegeoftoulon,e

    asnderofabattery,napoleonstudiedcchiavelli

    hindustriouscarehefolloheadviceoftheflorentine

    statesnandneverkepthisohis

    advantagetobreakittheitudedidnotoccurin

    hispersonaldictionaryneither,tobequitefair,didheexpect

    itfrothersheansuffering

    heexecutedprisonersofin1798whohad

    beenprosedtheirlives,andhequietlyallowedhiswounded

    insyriatobeedpossibleto

    transporttheohisshipsheorderedthedukeofenghien

    tobendeedtodeathbyaprejudicedurtrtialandto

    beshotntrarytoalllahesolegroundthatthe

    ``bourbonsneededaan

    officersadeprisoneringfortheir

    untrysindependenceshouldbeshotagainstthenearestwall,

    andhetyrolesehero,fellintohishands

    afterastheroicresistance,hen

    traitor

    inshort,peror,we

    begintounderstandthoseanxiousbritishtherswhoused

    todrivetheirchildrentobedhthethreatthat``bonaparte,

    eandget

    theftheyverygoodandyet,havingsaidthese

    nyunpleasantthingsaboutthisstrangetyrant,wholooked

    aftereveryotherdepartntofhisarostcare,

    butneglectedthedicalservice,ands

    ellof

    hispoorsingsoldiers;havingsaidalltheseunpleasant

    thingsandbeingfullypreparedtoaddnyre,ist

    nfesstoacertainlurkingfeelingofdoubt

    hereiaittingatafortabletableloadedheavily

    ytypeerandtheotheron

    liricethecat,fondnessforcarbonpaper,

    andiaellingyouthattheeeroapoleonost

    ntetiblepersonbutshouldihappentolookoutof

    thehavenue,andshouldtheendless

    processionoftrucksandcartsetoasuddenhalt,and

    shouldihearthesoundoftheheavydru

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