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Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume V.

Note 21 — Chapter LXXVI

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"Prince Joseph, observing the vast number of the enemy's troops that had arrived at the foot of Montmartre, was convinced that the capitulation could be no longer delayed. He gave the necessary powers to the Duke of Ragusa; and immediately proceeded to join the government at Blois."—Baron Fain, p. 232.

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