British Credit in the Last Napoleonic War
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It is certainlj' clear that his attention was directed to this special subject of British finance and credit in 1802 and 1803, soon after D'Hauterive had been set to prepare public opinion for the prohibition of our trade, and there seems every reason to suppose that after 1805 he made a deliberate attack on British credit, possibly in conjunction with an attempt to secure an exclusive market in Europe for France.
On the one hand then we find Mollien, himself quite realising the virtues of the ...system which the United Kingdom enjoyed, yet careful to make clear to Napoleon the dangers he might bring upon France if he adopted the measures advocated by De Guer ; on the other De Guer, urging the imitation of that system, but still acknowledging in it one serious weakness. What wonder if Napoleon acquired an exaggerated idea of the danger to which Great Britain was herself exposed, especially as it fell in with all his hopes and was insisted on by 1 Mollien, Memoires, i., pp. 452 — 3.
54 napoleon's views those who wished to please him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is certainlj' clear that his attention was directed to this special subject of British finance and credit in 1802 and 1803, soon after D'Hauterive had been set to prepare public opinion for the prohibition of our trade, and there seems every reason to suppose that after 1805 he made a deliberate attack on British credit, possibly in conjunction with an attempt to secure an exclusive market in Europe for France.
On the one hand then we find Mollien, himself quite realising the virtues of the ...system which the United Kingdom enjoyed, yet careful to make clear to Napoleon the dangers he might bring upon France if he adopted the measures advocated by De Guer ; on the other De Guer, urging the imitation of that system, but still acknowledging in it one serious weakness. What wonder if Napoleon acquired an exaggerated idea of the danger to which Great Britain was herself exposed, especially as it fell in with all his hopes and was insisted on by 1 Mollien, Memoires, i., pp. 452 — 3.
54 napoleon's views those who wished to please him.
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