The Confidential Correspondence of Napoleon Bonaparte With His Brother Joseph .. 2
The Confidential Correspondence of Napoleon Bonaparte With His Brother Joseph .. 2
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It was wrong to wish them to quit my guard without first informing me. I cannot help being displeased with the officers who have left their regiments without my permission. The generals wrote to me, as was reg- ular; the colonels and captains ought to have done so too.
These things are very important, because, after having joined your service in this manner, they may just as easily pass on to another.
A gentleman does not act irregularly.
When you receive this letter, the month of October, in w...hich all your sick will get well, will not be far off. I think that it would be prudent to leave no invalids in Calabria, but to send them to Capua. The European horizon is rather dark ; it is possible that I may soon be at war with the King of Prussia. I * This was Joseph's estimate of the number of French officers and soldiers necessary for his guard. — Tb.
Vol. I.— 10 Digitized by VjOOQIC 2X8 PREOAUTIONABY MEASUEEa Okur.YlH.
have already written to yon on the subject Occupy Calabria, Scylla, and Reggio without exciting attention, and send away the sick from thence, in order that, if it were absolutely necessary, you might concentrate all your troops before Naples without difficulty or delay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was wrong to wish them to quit my guard without first informing me. I cannot help being displeased with the officers who have left their regiments without my permission. The generals wrote to me, as was reg- ular; the colonels and captains ought to have done so too.
These things are very important, because, after having joined your service in this manner, they may just as easily pass on to another.
A gentleman does not act irregularly.
When you receive this letter, the month of October, in w...hich all your sick will get well, will not be far off. I think that it would be prudent to leave no invalids in Calabria, but to send them to Capua. The European horizon is rather dark ; it is possible that I may soon be at war with the King of Prussia. I * This was Joseph's estimate of the number of French officers and soldiers necessary for his guard. — Tb.
Vol. I.— 10 Digitized by VjOOQIC 2X8 PREOAUTIONABY MEASUEEa Okur.YlH.
have already written to yon on the subject Occupy Calabria, Scylla, and Reggio without exciting attention, and send away the sick from thence, in order that, if it were absolutely necessary, you might concentrate all your troops before Naples without difficulty or delay.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 to read onlineMoreLess
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