The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-13

landed In Britain would cut him "a from
h- ha-s.
Why. asks the author % this book. "
Napoleon Wa ~ solely on the INVASION
~ England when he assembled Q great
force on The northeastern coast Of .
Why hould he In June. isos-moret than four
months before \els ms victory at Traf-
slga-- have oTrr,si To Russia and Austria
~ grntuitpus an afront a. the nation
~ the ilsurian R4public' Touching this
c%unouly 'imed p~rovocstion. Mr.. Hos re-
marks. II must have known hat this act
would hurry them into war Theirs con-
~ider- tho annexation Of Genoa a grave
fault Ia the Emperor's policy: but many
have doub,ei whether Napoleon did not
intend Genoa to b. the gate leading to q
new avenue of glory. now tina, the success
of his naval dispositions was doubtful
Marriott gives the general opinion u military
circles when he says thai the Emperor
wanted 70 provoke a Continental var in
order 10 e-carr the ridicule which the fail
ure Of hi Boulognc plans would otherwise
have aroused. Tho new coalition came
Just at the right moment Ia get him out 81
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