The Mind of Napoleon: A Study of Napoleon, Mr Roosevelt, and the Money Power |
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Page 93
... mind as a result of wit- nessing the spectacle of this country's moral degrada- tion and also on account of my familiarity with danger . I'm not greatly attached to life . Life is a dream which soon fades . " · · • But Napoleon's mind ...
... mind as a result of wit- nessing the spectacle of this country's moral degrada- tion and also on account of my familiarity with danger . I'm not greatly attached to life . Life is a dream which soon fades . " · · • But Napoleon's mind ...
Page 129
... mind , held the same views about gold as the world , with the ruin of the German mark fresh in mind , holds to - day . Napoleon , therefore , though he understood perfectly how and why the assignat had been ruined , and by whom ruin had ...
... mind , held the same views about gold as the world , with the ruin of the German mark fresh in mind , holds to - day . Napoleon , therefore , though he understood perfectly how and why the assignat had been ruined , and by whom ruin had ...
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... mind . I felt the need of faith . I did believe ; but the moment I acquired knowledge and began to reason my faith received a shock and lost its certainty . I was thirteen years of age when that happened to me . Perhaps I shall again ...
... mind . I felt the need of faith . I did believe ; but the moment I acquired knowledge and began to reason my faith received a shock and lost its certainty . I was thirteen years of age when that happened to me . Perhaps I shall again ...
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