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Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume IV

Note 194 — Chapter LXI

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"Each of us endeavoured to appease the Emperor; the King of Naples, the Duke de Vicenza particularly, suggested to him how much, in the present situation of things, any violence towards a man who had his origin under the quality of a Russian general, would be to be lamented; there was no council of war, and the affair rested there."—Rapp, p. 229.

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