Coombs, F. (Frederick) · New York, Boston [etc.] Fowler and Wells · leaf 67
Josephine, the beauteous and beloved wife of Napoleon, and the originof nis good fortune, but who was wickedly sacrificed to his inordinateambition. From the day of his divorce, his good fortunes desertedhim, and at last he died a wretched exile on a barren rock. So. ambitious, soulless men, beware… … He left his country for his countrys good. No. 45*. Napoleon, the Emperor, who ignobly fought to aggrandiihimself. By the t >wer he acquired he could have liberated Europebv self.sh ambitio. he perished miserably. 59
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