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Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte

CHAPTER XVI
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He had his motives for this.

Bonaparte consented; but Sulkowsky had already set out.

Within an hour after, one of the fifteen guides returned, covered with blood, to announce that Sulkowsky and the remainder of his party had been cut to pieces.

This was speedy work, for we were still at table when the sad news arrived.
Mortars were planted on Mount Mokatam, which commands Cairo.

The populace, expelled from all the principal streets by the troops, assembled in the square of the Great Mosque, and in the little streets running into it, which they barricaded.


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