The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 17
rable employ, he deported him-self with such probity, prudence, and disinterestedness,that he satisfied every mind, and merited that the periodof his administration should be denominated the goldenage. The year of the death of this great man is uncertain.According to the concurrent testimony of… … I i BUONAPARTE. It is not to be expected in a publication of this kind,that we can enter at large into the history of this extra-ordinary man; we shall therefore content ourselves withgiving a brief memoir of a personage, whose talents, ex-ploits, and atrocities, have been the astonishment of…
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