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Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume V.

Note 63 — Chapter LXXXI

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This, indeed, had been previously arranged, as troops in considerable numbers were posted for his protection at Grenoble, Gap, and Sisteron, being the road by which he was expected to have travelled; but, perhaps with a view to try an experiment on his popularity, he took the route we have detailed.—S.

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