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nonhisuch,
thenidontknoafraidthatiwouldleave
booksaenandhoahio
folloyoher
didthisandheavenknobotobeahero.
llionsofotherpeoplesgrandfathersdidit.theyreceived
heyexpeoheycheerfully
gavelegsandarandlivestoservethisfner,ook
thethousaheirhosandrched
thenteofrussianlishorspanishor
italianoraustrianonandstaredquietlyintospacewhile
theyheagonyofdeath.
ifyouaskforanexplanation,istanshati
havenone.ilyguessatohereasons.napoleon
hegreatestofactorsandthei
esandunderallcirces
hekhespectators
standheuoodakethedeepest
iression.herhespokeiia,before
thebaids,oraddressed
hisshiveringnonthedeadeno
differealltisheasterofthesituation.even
attheend,anexileonalittlerotheddleoftheatlantic,
asiatthercyofadullandintolerablebritishgoveor,
heheldthetreofthestage.
afterthedefeatoferloo,sideofafew
trustedfriendseversaperor.thepeopleof
europekheheislandofst.helena
theyknedayandnight
theykhebritishfleetguardedthegarrisonh
guardedtheeeroronhisfartlonghewas
oftheherfriendorene.whenillness
anddespairhadatlasttakenhieyesntinued
tohaunttheuchofaforce
inthelifeoffranceasahundredyearsagowhenpeople
faiheresightofthissalloanabled
hishorsesintheholiesttelesoftherussiankrein,and
ightyohisearthasif
theykeys.
togiveyouareoutlineofhislifeand
upleofvolus.totellyouofhisgreatpoliti
ofthefrenchstate,ofhisneodesoflahwere
adoptedinsteuropeanuntries,ofhisactivitiesinevery
fieldofpublicactivity,akethousandsofpages.but
iexplaininafecessfulduring
thefirstpartofhiscareera
tenyears.froheyear1789untiltheyear1804,napoleon
hegreatleaderofthefrenchrevolution.he
relyfightingfloryofhisoe.hedefeated
austriaanditalyandenglandandrussiabecausehe,hielf,
andhissoldiersheapostlesofthenereedof
``liberty,frateityandequalityandiesof
theurtsheyhefriendsofthepeople.
butintheyear1804,napoleondehielfhereditary
eerorofthefrendsentforpopepiusviitoe
andcro,evenasleoiii,intheyear800haded
thatreatkingofthefranks,charlegne,ple
antlybeforenapoleonseyes.
one
anunsuonarch.he
fothisspiritualther,thepoliticalclubofthejabins.
heethe
chiefofalltheoppressorsahisshootingsquadsready
toexecutethoseperialwill.no
onehadshedatearainsof
theholyroothehistoricaldustbin
andangloryroyed
bythegrandsonofanitalianpeasant.buthenapoleonic
areshadinvadedspain,hadforcedthespaniardsto
regniseakiested,hadssacredthepoor
drilenesainedfaithfultotheiroldrulers,then
publipiniontuedagainsttheforrheroand
austerlitzandahuherrevolutionarybattles.then
andonlythen,heheroofthe
revolutionbutthepersonificationofallthebadtraitsofthe
i,possibleflandtogivedireto
thefastspreadiintofhatreduingall
honintoehefrencheeror.
theenglishpeoplefroheverybeginninghadfelt
deeplydisgustedthegrueso
detailsoftheterror.theyhadstagedtheiro
revolutithereignofcharlesiaturybefore.
ithadbeenaverysileaffairparedtotheupheavalof
paris.intheeyesoftheaverageenglishnajabinwas
aobeshotatsightandnapoleonhechiefdevil.
thebritishfleethadblockadedfranceeversiheyear
1798.ithadspoilednapoleonsplantoinvadeindiabyway
ofegyptandhadforiniousretreat,
afterhisvictoriesalongthebanksofthenile.andfinally,
intheyear1805,englandgottheceithadedforso
long.
nearcapetrafalgaroheastofspain,
nelsonannihilatedthenapoleonicfleet,beyondapossible
thatnton,theeerorwas
landlocked.evenso,heaintain
hielfastheregnisedrulerofthehadheuood
thesignsofthetisandacceptedthehonourablepeace
.butnapoleonhadbeenblinded
bytheblazeofhisoognisenoequals.
heuldtoleratenorivals.andhishatredtuedagainst
russia,thesteriouslandoftheendlessplain**s
inexhaustiblesupplyofonfodder.
aslongasrussiahehalftedson
ofcatherihegreat,napoleonhadknoodealh
thesituation.butpaulgreoreandreirresponsible
untilhisexasperatedsubjectsurderhibr >
lesttheyallbesenttothesiberianleadnesandthesonof
paul,theeeroralexander,didnotsharehisfathersaffe
fortheusurperheregardedastheeneofnkind,
theetealdisturberofthepeace.hean
hathehadbeenchosenbygodtodeliverthe
thersicurse.hejoinedprussiaandengland
andaustriaandhees
andfivetishefailed.intheyear1812heoaun
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