Courage and Virtue Preserve States in a Colonial Note
A fragmentary quotation features Napoleon Bonaparte and a secretary of state warning against cowardice and breaches of hospitality. The message laments desert tribes and condemns those who betrayed fellow citizens, implying that the sacrifices of the two condemned individuals will condemn their persecutors more than any army.
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Dec 25 to 1800 French decrees and proclamations
The document recounts a series of decrees by the Consuls of the Republic led by Bonaparte, directing return of delegates to Paris, honoring Prussia the Sixth, and naming ministers and secretaries for Berlin. A proclamation to the Western Departments urges reconciliation, freedom of worship, and the abrogation of harsh laws. The Tribunate and Legislative Body convene in Paris to appoint officers and discuss law formation procedures.
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