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Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume V.

Note 171 — Chapter XC

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"Fouché knew that General Beker had a private pique against the Emperor; and therefore did not doubt of finding in the former a man disposed to vengeance; but he was grossly deceived in his expectations, for Beker constantly showed a degree of respect and attachment to the Emperor highly honourable to his character."—Las Cases, tom. i., p. 17.

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