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The Life of Napoleon I (Volumes, 1 and 2)

CHAPTER VI
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But the Viennese Ministers refused to allow Clarke to proceed to their capital, and appointed Vicenza as the seat of the deliberations.
They were brief.

Through the complex web of civilian intrigue, Bonaparte forthwith thrust the mailed hand of the warrior.

He had little difficulty in proving to Clarke that the situation was materially altered by the battle of Arcola.

The fall of Mantua was now only a matter of weeks.

To allow its provisions to be replenished for the term of the armistice was an act that no successful general could tolerate.


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