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if attacked by France or Austria. The formation of a compact and independent state in the north of Italy, was what Napoleon had much at heart. But the Cispadane and Transpadane republics were alike averse to a union, Timberland chaussures and that of Romagna had declined on its part a junction with the Cispadane commonwealth, and […]

for he could be termed little else into some semblance of regal dignity, so as to make his power available as an ally. Nay, General Clarke had, th April, , subscribed, with the representative of his  Montholon, t. iv. p.  ; Jomini, t. x. p. Timberland chaussures ; Botta,  ” The Council of Five Hundred […]

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