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... Italy . A very masterly plan has been executed with great spirit , activity and courage , and is on the point I trust of being crown'd with the capture of Genoa & the extinc- tion of Massena's army , which is all that remains of the Italian ...
... Italy . A very masterly plan has been executed with great spirit , activity and courage , and is on the point I trust of being crown'd with the capture of Genoa & the extinc- tion of Massena's army , which is all that remains of the Italian ...
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... Italy with the coronation at Milan and the annexation of the old semi - independent Republic of Genoa , in the inter- est of unified administration . The double event produced the shock that Gentz had tried in vain to administer . In ...
... Italy with the coronation at Milan and the annexation of the old semi - independent Republic of Genoa , in the inter- est of unified administration . The double event produced the shock that Gentz had tried in vain to administer . In ...
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... Italian campaign , General Bonaparte con- quers all north Italy . French army badly beaten by Arch- duke Karl in Germany but saved from destruction by General Moreau . 1797. Battle of Rivoli ; Austrian army in Italy destroyed ; General ...
... Italian campaign , General Bonaparte con- quers all north Italy . French army badly beaten by Arch- duke Karl in Germany but saved from destruction by General Moreau . 1797. Battle of Rivoli ; Austrian army in Italy destroyed ; General ...
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