 | William Hamilton Reid - 1829 - 276 sivua
...Bonaparte's return from the army of Italy, he took his place in the Institute at Paris, and considered himself as the tenth member in his class, which consisted of about fifty. A circumstance which attracted considerable notice at the time, was, to see the young general of the... | |
 | 1849 - 530 sivua
...Bonaparte's return from the army of Italy, he took his place in the Institute at Paris, and considered himself as the tenth member in his class, which consisted of about fifty. A circumstance which attracted considerable notice at the time, was, to see the young general of the... | |
 | Emmanuel-Auguste-Dieudonné comte de Las Cases - 1855 - 436 sivua
...members, &c. When he took his place in the Institute, on his return from the army of Italy, he said that he might consider himself as the tenth member in his...He was then called the Geometrician of battles, and Mechanician of victory, &c. On becoming First Consul, Napoleon caused no less sensation in the Council... | |
 | Emmanuel-Auguste-Dieudonné comte de Las Cases - 1890 - 456 sivua
...members, &c. When he took his place in the Institute, on his return from the army of Italy, he said that he might consider himself as the tenth member in his...Lagrange, Laplace", and Monge, were at the head of •his class. It was rather a remarkable circumstance, and one which attracted considerable notice... | |
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Institute, the manner in which it was composed, the spirit of its members, &c. When he took his place in the Institute, on his return from the army of Italy, he said that he might consider himself as the tenth member in his class, which consisted of about... 