Life of Napoleon, volume 1
Life of Napoleon, volume 1
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The results are attributed, he thinks, in a great measure, " to the admirable character, unwearied energy, and indomitable courage of the troops which composed his army." The condition of the army, at the beginning of the campaign when Napoleon took the command of it, seems to have been for- gotten. The success of the Republican arms is evidently very annoying to this siaunch royalist ; but he takes consolation in looking forward to the events of 1814 and 1815, and closes his remarks with the r...eflection that ^^ Arisioa-atic firmness in the end asserted its wonted superiority over Democraiic vigor; the dreams of Republican equahty have been forgotten^ hut the Austrian government re- mains unchanged, the French eagles have retired over the Alps^ and Italy, (he theatre of so much bloodshed, has finally remained to the successors of the Ccbsoi'^ " Digitized by Google CHAPTER Til.
FEOM T9B PEACE OF TOLENTINO TO THE CLOSE OP THE CAMPAIGN OP 1197.
Preparations for anew Oampaign^The Archdake Charles takes Command of the AiMtrian Army — Treaty with the King of Sardinia — ^The Affaire of Venio©— Troubles with the States of Terra-firma — Negotiations with Pescaro— Arma- ments of the Senate — Napoleon resolves to attack the Archduke before he can unite his Forces — Plan of Operations — Passage of the Piave^ Affair of Tarvis — ^The Archduke is reenforced by the Detachments sent from the Rhmc^Armis- tice of Leoben— Operations of Joubert in tiie Tyrol — ^Veronese Vespers — ^Vkstor suppresses the Insurgents — Condition of the two Armies — Preliminaries of Leoben — Armies of the Rhine — Destruction of the Venetian Republio — Na- poleon goes to Milan — Revolution of Genoa — Change of Constitution — Pro- visional Government appointed — ^The Disorders continue — Negotiations of Udina and Passeriano — English Affairs — Naval Battle of St.
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The results are attributed, he thinks, in a great measure, " to the admirable character, unwearied energy, and indomitable courage of the troops which composed his army." The condition of the army, at the beginning of the campaign when Napoleon took the command of it, seems to have been for- gotten. The success of the Republican arms is evidently very annoying to this siaunch royalist ; but he takes consolation in looking forward to the events of 1814 and 1815, and closes his remarks with the r...eflection that ^^ Arisioa-atic firmness in the end asserted its wonted superiority over Democraiic vigor; the dreams of Republican equahty have been forgotten^ hut the Austrian government re- mains unchanged, the French eagles have retired over the Alps^ and Italy, (he theatre of so much bloodshed, has finally remained to the successors of the Ccbsoi'^ " Digitized by Google CHAPTER Til.
FEOM T9B PEACE OF TOLENTINO TO THE CLOSE OP THE CAMPAIGN OP 1197.
Preparations for anew Oampaign^The Archdake Charles takes Command of the AiMtrian Army — Treaty with the King of Sardinia — ^The Affaire of Venio©— Troubles with the States of Terra-firma — Negotiations with Pescaro— Arma- ments of the Senate — Napoleon resolves to attack the Archduke before he can unite his Forces — Plan of Operations — Passage of the Piave^ Affair of Tarvis — ^The Archduke is reenforced by the Detachments sent from the Rhmc^Armis- tice of Leoben— Operations of Joubert in tiie Tyrol — ^Veronese Vespers — ^Vkstor suppresses the Insurgents — Condition of the two Armies — Preliminaries of Leoben — Armies of the Rhine — Destruction of the Venetian Republio — Na- poleon goes to Milan — Revolution of Genoa — Change of Constitution — Pro- visional Government appointed — ^The Disorders continue — Negotiations of Udina and Passeriano — English Affairs — Naval Battle of St.
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