The Life of Napoleon I (Volume 1 of 2)
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The conclusion of peace by Bonaparte at Leoben again dashedhis hopes, and he therefore received with joy the orders of theDirectory that he should march a large part of his army to Brest for asecond expedition to Ireland. The Directory, however, intended to usethose troops nearer home, and appointed him Minister of War (July16th). The choice was a good one; Hoche was active, able, and popularwith the soldiery; but he had not yet reached the thirtieth year ofhis age, the limit required by the co...nstitution. On this technicaldefect the majority of the Councils at once fastened; and theircomplaints were redoubled when a large detachment of his troops camewithin the distance of the capital forbidden to the army. Themoderates could therefore accuse the triumvirs and Hoche of conspiracyagainst the laws; he speedily resigned the Ministry (July 22nd), andwithdrew his troops into Champagne, and finally to the Rhineland.
Now was the opportunity for Bonaparte to take up the _r
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The conclusion of peace by Bonaparte at Leoben again dashedhis hopes, and he therefore received with joy the orders of theDirectory that he should march a large part of his army to Brest for asecond expedition to Ireland. The Directory, however, intended to usethose troops nearer home, and appointed him Minister of War (July16th). The choice was a good one; Hoche was active, able, and popularwith the soldiery; but he had not yet reached the thirtieth year ofhis age, the limit required by the co...nstitution. On this technicaldefect the majority of the Councils at once fastened; and theircomplaints were redoubled when a large detachment of his troops camewithin the distance of the capital forbidden to the army. Themoderates could therefore accuse the triumvirs and Hoche of conspiracyagainst the laws; he speedily resigned the Ministry (July 22nd), andwithdrew his troops into Champagne, and finally to the Rhineland.
Now was the opportunity for Bonaparte to take up the _r
What to read after The Life of Napoleon I (Volume 1 of 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Holland John Holland Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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