Napoleon in Exile; Or, a Voice From St. Helena. the Opinions And Reflections of Napoleon On the Most Important Events in His Life And Government, in His Own Words 2
Napoleon in Exile; Or, a Voice From St. Helena. the Opinions And Reflections of Napoleon On the Most Important Events in His Life And Government, in His Own Words 2
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I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient, And most humble Servant, (Signed) H. Lowe, Lieut-General • Count Bertrand, No. XI.
Letter from Count Bertrand to the Governor, containing the Grievances of Longwood* Longwoody SOt/i Sepiember, 1817.
Governor,— I have made known to the empe- ror, that you did me the honour to come to me the day before yesterday, (Sunday,) that you told me some anxieties had been excited in you re- specting his ill healthy and that as this was attri- buted to want... of exercise, why did he not ride out on horseback ?
I replied to you, what had been said in various circumstances, and I have the honour to repeat to you now- that the existence of the emperor, parti- cularly for the last six weeks, has been extremely * For the deep obscurity and rambling eonstruetian of some pas* Bagea in this state-paper, it is hoped the reader will hold only ita attthorreaponsible.
472 . APPENDIX.
painful; that the swelling of his leg^ increases every day ; that the symptoms of scurvy which had been remarked in his gums, are already such as to occasion him almost constantly acute pains ; that the medical men attribute this to want of exercise ; that ever since the month of May, 1816, that is to say, for seventeen or eighteen months, the emperor has not been on horseback, has scarcely ever been out of his apartment, except sometimes, and very rarely, when he came about forty toises, to visit my wife ; that you know per- fectly well what has prevented, and does prevent the emperor from going out ; namely, the restric- tions of the 9th October, 1816, which began to be put into execution six weeks after your arrival; that those restrictions contain among others, a pro- hibition from speaking or listening to any person we may meet, and from going into any house ; this makes him think that your intention was to com- promise him with the sentries^ and to outrage his character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient, And most humble Servant, (Signed) H. Lowe, Lieut-General • Count Bertrand, No. XI.
Letter from Count Bertrand to the Governor, containing the Grievances of Longwood* Longwoody SOt/i Sepiember, 1817.
Governor,— I have made known to the empe- ror, that you did me the honour to come to me the day before yesterday, (Sunday,) that you told me some anxieties had been excited in you re- specting his ill healthy and that as this was attri- buted to want... of exercise, why did he not ride out on horseback ?
I replied to you, what had been said in various circumstances, and I have the honour to repeat to you now- that the existence of the emperor, parti- cularly for the last six weeks, has been extremely * For the deep obscurity and rambling eonstruetian of some pas* Bagea in this state-paper, it is hoped the reader will hold only ita attthorreaponsible.
472 . APPENDIX.
painful; that the swelling of his leg^ increases every day ; that the symptoms of scurvy which had been remarked in his gums, are already such as to occasion him almost constantly acute pains ; that the medical men attribute this to want of exercise ; that ever since the month of May, 1816, that is to say, for seventeen or eighteen months, the emperor has not been on horseback, has scarcely ever been out of his apartment, except sometimes, and very rarely, when he came about forty toises, to visit my wife ; that you know per- fectly well what has prevented, and does prevent the emperor from going out ; namely, the restric- tions of the 9th October, 1816, which began to be put into execution six weeks after your arrival; that those restrictions contain among others, a pro- hibition from speaking or listening to any person we may meet, and from going into any house ; this makes him think that your intention was to com- promise him with the sentries^ and to outrage his character.
What to read after Napoleon in Exile; Or, a Voice From St. Helena. the Opinions And Reflections of Napoleon On the Most Important Events in His Life And Government, in His Own Words 2?
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