 | 1813 - 778 strani
...preserving the remembrance of its first affections, and never losing sight of the glory of France, nor of the sincere attachment which it has vowed to your Majesty ; an attachment founded on a confraternity in arms, which so many great deeds have illustrated. It was with this hope that I arrived... | |
 | John Philippart - 1813 - 470 strani
...preserving the remembrance of its first affections, and never losing sight of the glory of France, nor of the sincere attachment which it has vowed to your Majesty ; an attachment founded on a confraternity in arms, which so many great deeds have illustrated. It was with this hope that I arrived... | |
 | John Philippart - 1813 - 470 strani
...preserving the remembrance of its first affections, and never losing sight of the glory of France, nor of the sincere attachment which it has vowed to your Majesty ; an attachment founded on a confraternity in arms, which so many great deeds have illustrated. It was with this hope that I arrived... | |
 | John Philippart - 1814 - 572 strani
...preserving the remembrance of its first affections, and never losing sight of the glory of France, nor of the sincere attachment which it has vowed to your Majesty, an attachment founded on a confraternity in arms, which so many great deeds have illustrated. " It was with this hope that I arrived... | |
 | William George Meredith - 1829 - 566 strani
...glorious of titles, that we shall preserve our independence and our rank among nations. THE CROWN-PRINCE TO THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER. Stockholm, March 7, 1812....the sincere attachment which it has vowed to your Majesty—an attachment founded on a brotherhood in arms, which so many mighty deeds have adorned.... | |
 | 1813 - 752 strani
...preferring the remembrance of its first affections, and never losing sight of the glory of France, norvf the sincere attachment which it has vowed to your Majesty; an attachment founded on a confraternity in arms, which so many great deeds have illustrated. It was with this hope that I arrived... | |
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... the sentiment of this people ; yet always preserving the remembrance of its first affections, and never losing sight of the glory of France, nor of the sincere attachment which it has vowed to your Majesty ; an attachment founded on a confraternity... 