Napoleonic Studies
Napoleonic Studies
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But the writer was not that indulgent envoy; neither was he the other celebrated William Hamilton, the philosopher; he was Lord Elgin's secretary.
The British public, however, owes him a larger debt of gratitude than it is aware of; for during the nego- tiations of September, 1801, respecting the surrender of the French Army of Egypt to our forces commanded by General Sir John Hely Hutchinson (successor to the lamented Abercrombie), Mr. Hamilton rendered signal service in helping to secure for ...this country the antiquities which now form so valuable a portion of the Egyptian collection in the British Museum. Hutchin- 116 EGYPT IN THE YEARS 1801-1802 117 son had carefully stipulated in Article 14 of the Capitu- lation agreed upon with the French Commander-in- Chief, General Menou (August 30th, 1801), that: "The members of the [French] Institute may carry away with them all the instruments of arts and science which they have brought from France; but the Arabian manuscripts, the statues and other collections, which have been made for the French Republic, shall be con- sidered as public property, and subject to the disposal of the generals of the combined army [of Great Britain and Turkey].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the writer was not that indulgent envoy; neither was he the other celebrated William Hamilton, the philosopher; he was Lord Elgin's secretary.
The British public, however, owes him a larger debt of gratitude than it is aware of; for during the nego- tiations of September, 1801, respecting the surrender of the French Army of Egypt to our forces commanded by General Sir John Hely Hutchinson (successor to the lamented Abercrombie), Mr. Hamilton rendered signal service in helping to secure for ...this country the antiquities which now form so valuable a portion of the Egyptian collection in the British Museum. Hutchin- 116 EGYPT IN THE YEARS 1801-1802 117 son had carefully stipulated in Article 14 of the Capitu- lation agreed upon with the French Commander-in- Chief, General Menou (August 30th, 1801), that: "The members of the [French] Institute may carry away with them all the instruments of arts and science which they have brought from France; but the Arabian manuscripts, the statues and other collections, which have been made for the French Republic, shall be con- sidered as public property, and subject to the disposal of the generals of the combined army [of Great Britain and Turkey].
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