Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-12

It - 80 . As%h+AAf's
no, honorable occupation for nations is
ts contrbutlng to tho extension OF hui
nm knowledge Tho true power of the
Tnnch Republic should hcnceforth be
Hsde to consist in not allowing n single
nv Idea to exist without milking II q
Tn oiis property" For come time after
uk Napoleon was wont to sign himself,
Anbtr Of the National Institute.
such ceremonies rs those attending his
heepuon in Paris were always regarded
Y BonapartO as 20 much mummery-
t'l'e Necessary In the makeup OF glory;
aivery cheap, Not month elapsed be-
re the General became restless to do.
r'e To Bourrionnc, his secretary, he
pd' 'Bourionno, | do not,wlsh to re-
taln here' there Is nothing to do. They
le Directory are unwilling TO listen to
nNhing, / SEQ that II l linger here, /
ual soon lose myself Everything wears
w here my glory has already dlsap-
papa' This little Europe does not sup.
iFenough Of IL for me. i must seek 1t in
70 East, tho fountain Of glory. However,
ssh hfst to make tour nlong the
~ 70 ascertain by my own obsorva.
"a what may bo attempted. will take
Ky Lannes, and sulkowsky with me. II
sssaeeess OF u descent on England appear
.,ouul, as suspect il will, the Army
ssLhgland shall become tho Army of the
ns' will so to Egypt"
| .'uapaFte was now made commander OF
lhew army, which was alleged to be in.
slu'd Tor an invasion Of England. ON
nnole' u seems that no never seriously
s.emplated a descent on the English
WI ne was too prudent for that. But
Wy himself to the popular within, and
~ Ia,s as though hc would invade the Brit.
Il.hlvS The Directory, meanwhile, gave
~ 10 Orders IL had already come TO
I. 'ua' nc uld much as he pleased. On
A. Vsh Oh February 1898, no set out
M tsHs with his secretary, his aide
, ~ and General Lannes. He
~ ~ % Etaples, Ambleteuse, Bouloune.
s.1s Dnnkirk, Furnes. Niewport Os.
rr,r alu 'he Isle OF Walcheren; and then
lsr su % Paris by Antwerp, Brussels,
N qua 81, Quentin. Everywhere ON
n .asrney he showed tho greatest aotiv-
~ sAl uiscernment His glance shot into
4, SITUATION, II, informed himself of
wluitlons existing along the coast,
Ion u'u inc scheme oil inVa'
~. ~ superiority Of Napoleon over the
IA, 'is epoch lay in his far reaching
81 ,l., s 'onprehension Of great things.
NJ, ~ uashed over tho European land.
sss, n "a a CLEAN of light. At twenty.
hnt a. H'a already dlscernod that the
tr,a'y 70 ailict Great Britain WINS by
~ ns her Influence in the East Out
st,rIr. "g.on sprnug his project Of con
Asa crypt Beyond Egypt lay all
ils,o Auiope' said he, "is a molehill.
h,oin,, @,e never boon great empires and
th,,, except IN the Enst whore
a. ~, sio 10y, o00, 900 men" The Direct.
n,ves.Y asscntod to his wishes It's
sHnse',aVe That that body was more than
". q IN ~ pave tho ambitious commander
Va As, ny .s1h OF April, i79s, Napoleon
ltms rr.,hiod Seneral-in Chief Of the
Nl,f. Y we East. Virtually no was to GO
tgla p,"uu'u and accomplish what he
4 hou,.. ine matter onre determined. ha
ssa,l,, ,N'ithlng 10 results with the
. hs1d.,,. 'Apioity. lie Nude Toulon tho
gtltNa - y. NJ MS army and feet. Ho
isahea ~ y .,s standard n rotlnuc Of tho
Y seuls a,y members Of the Institute.
~ Vel ~ s'ssenihate tina civilization Of
4 hsuuld s, INC enete Orient Fin route,
~, Ia sss a.slr Malta, still nominally
IN - s eniian Of the knights. That
Dnllau ,ooid debark at Alnxnndrls,
n ny dominion o. tho Msmeluko