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thisspiritualther,thepolitilubofthejabins. heethe chiefofalltheoppressorsahisshootingsquadsready toexecutethoseperialwill.no onehadshedatearainsof theholyroothehistoricaldustbin andangloryroyed bythegrandsonofanitalianpeasant.buthenapoleonic areshadinvadedspain,hadforcedthespaniardsto regniseakiested,hadssacredthepoor drilenesainedfaithfultotheiroldrulers,then publipiniontuedagainsttheforrheroand austerlitzandahuherrevolutionarybattles.then andonlythen,heheroofthe revolutionbutthepersonificationofallthebadtraitsofthe i,possibleflandtogivedireto thefastspreadiintofhatreduingall honintoehefrencheeror. theenglishpeoplefroheverybeginninghadfelt deeplydisgustedthegrueso detailsoftheterror.theyhadstagedtheiro revolutithereignofcharlesiaturybefore. ithadbeenaverysileaffairparedtotheupheavalof paris.intheeyesoftheaverageenglishnajabinwas aobeshotatsightandnapoleonhechiefdevil. thebritishfleethadblockadedfranceeversiheyear 1798.ithadspoilednapoleonsplantoinvadeindiabyway ofegyptandhadforiniousretreat, afterhisvictoriesalongthe, intheyear1805,englandgottheceithadedforso long. nearcapetrafalgaroheastofspain, nelsonannihilatedthenapoleonicfleet,beyondapossible thatnton,theeerorwas landlocked.evenso,heaintain hielfastheregnisedrulerofthehadheuood thesignsofthetisandaeptedthehonourablepeace .butnapoleonhadbeenblinded bytheblazeofhisoognisenoequals. heuldtoleratenorivals.andhishatredtuedagainst russia,thesteriouslandoftheendlessplain**s inexhaustiblesupplyofonfodder. aslongasrussiahehalftedson ofcatherihegreat,napoleonhadknoodealh thesituation.butpaulgreoreandreirresponsible untilhisexasperatedsubjectsurderhibr> lesttheyallbesenttothesiberianleadnesandthesonof paul,theeeroralexander,didnotsharehisfathersaffe fortheusurperheregardedastheeneofnkind, theetealdisturberofthepeace.hean hathehadbeenchosenbygodtodeliverthe thersicurse.hejoinedprussiaandengland andaustriaandhees andfivetishefailed.intheyear1812heoaun ...
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