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Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume III

Note 6 — Chapter XXV

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"The French Government must have formed a most erroneous judgment of the disposition of the British nation, and of the character of its Government, if they have been taught to expect that any representation of a foreign power will ever induce them to a violation of those rights on which the liberties of the people of this country are founded."—Ibid., p. 666.

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