Note 77 — Chapter XXX
Reading edition
"When a member of the Tribunate, Carnot spoke and voted against the establishment of the empire; but his conduct, open and manly, gave no uneasiness to the administration."—Napoleon, Las Cases, tom. iv., p. 141.
Reading edition
"When a member of the Tribunate, Carnot spoke and voted against the establishment of the empire; but his conduct, open and manly, gave no uneasiness to the administration."—Napoleon, Las Cases, tom. iv., p. 141.