The Empire and the Glory: Napoleon Bonaparte: 1800-1806W. Sloane Associates, 1948 - 535 páginas |
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... force , they were applying that of concentration at the point where that force must take action . Naturally , Napoléon did not know all this at the time . Through most of the summer he remained convinced that Nelson was still in the ...
... force , they were applying that of concentration at the point where that force must take action . Naturally , Napoléon did not know all this at the time . Through most of the summer he remained convinced that Nelson was still in the ...
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... force , one up through the boot of Italy , one through the center of Europe , and one along its northern shores . The Italian forces would consist of 25,000 Neapolitans and 25,000 Sardinians with a stiffening of Rus- sians and some ...
... force , one up through the boot of Italy , one through the center of Europe , and one along its northern shores . The Italian forces would consist of 25,000 Neapolitans and 25,000 Sardinians with a stiffening of Rus- sians and some ...
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... force , so nearly united , is a very imposing one . The menace of invasion is kept up and increased ; everything seems to indicate that an attempt will soon be made . The Columbian Centinel : A LETTER from a gentleman in Lisbon , dated ...
... force , so nearly united , is a very imposing one . The menace of invasion is kept up and increased ; everything seems to indicate that an attempt will soon be made . The Columbian Centinel : A LETTER from a gentleman in Lisbon , dated ...
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