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The Secretary of State to Armstrong, June 5, 1810. American State Papers, Foreign Relations, vol. iii. p. 385. American State Papers, Foreign Relations, vol. iii. p. 386. Ibid., p. 387. American State Papers, Foreign Relations, vol. iii. p. 364. Ibid., p. 365. Jefferson to Madison, April 27, 1809. Works, vol. v. p. 442. Correspondance de Napoléon.
His treatment of Portugal is anterior and of same order." Correspondance." Send all the Portuguese troops to France.... I want them out of the country. Have all princes, ministers, and other men who serve as rallying points, sent to France." Cf. M. d'Haussonville, "L'Eglise Romaine et le premier Empire," 5 vols.
My taste for war was so great as to lead me to enlist with a captain of the 'Royal Vaissiaux, in garrison two leagues off. If war had been declared I would have gone off and let nobody know it. I joined his company, determined not to owe my fortune to any but valorous actions." Cf. also "Memoires du Marechal de Saxe." Cf. "Correspondance de Madelle de Fering," by Honore Bonhomme.
Letter to the queen, date February 19th, 1791; "Correspondance de Mirabeau et La Marck," ii., p. 229. "Mirabeau et La Marck," ii., pp. 153, 194, et passim. "Souvenirs de Quarante Ans," p. 54. "Mirabeau aurait préféré que Louis XVI. sortit publiquement, et en roi, M. de Bouillé pensait de même." Mirabeau et La Marck, i., p. 172. 1789, see ante, p. 256.
In 1895, as the result of a meeting organised by the Correspondance générale de l'Instruction primaire, delightful collections of folk-songs were distributed in the schools. The melodies were taken from old airs collected by M. Julien Tiersot, and M. Maurice Buchor had put some fresh and sparkling verses to them.
This I gathered from George Sand's Correspondance, where, as the reader will see presently, more is to be found. George Sand to Chopin; Cambrai, August 13, 1840: I arrived at noon very tired, for it is 45 and 35 leagues from Paris to this place. We shall relate to you good stories of the bourgeois of Cambrai. They are beaux, they are stupid, they are shopkeepers; they are the sublime of the genre.
Napoleon's letters betray the agitation which he felt even at the first vague rumours of the disaster of Vittoria. On the first three days of July he penned at Dresden seven despatches on that topic in a style so vehement that the compilers of the "Correspondance de Napoléon" have thought it best to omit them.
He always answered: "My dear sir, you are a simpleton you understand nothing!" In his "Correspondance avec Eugene, vice-roi d'Italie," they are arranged under chapters; also with Joseph, King of Naples and afterwards King of Spain.
Upon the departure of Abbé Galiani from Paris, Mme. d'Epinay and Diderot were intrusted with the revision and printing of his famous Dialogues sur les Blés; Grimm left to them the continuance of his Correspondance Littéraire.
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