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The days of the Directoire (1910)

Allinson, A. R. (Alfred Richard), Abbott, John Colby · London, New York : John Lane · leaf 461

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o something decisive if their action was not to beanticipated by others. Finally, by dint of muchpersuasion, his advisers won Sieyes consent to aunion with the General. But he only gave wayreluctantly, clearly foreseeing that Bonaparte wasonly availing himself of his co-operation for themoment, and… … ■ .. ■ ■■ . ■- ■:> .■■ ,/./ ■ ! I EM MAISi UEJ. S IEYE, Dupltssi-Bertaux, del. , ,..,,, 5ndf,, BONAPARTES PURGE 347 workers and leave them behind his back, just asI do now —and suiting the action to the word, hestepped roughly between his two interlocutors, andpushed them behind him.1 This…

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