A Conversation for The Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte 1769-1821
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Spiff Posted Aug 3, 2004
http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/995000/audio/_998481_france.ram?
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Ze Speef
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Orcus Posted Aug 4, 2004
Well yeah but I don't see that it's all that relevant. I linked to Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture in the second half and this has more to do with the revolution that to Napoleon and far more to do with later French Regimes.
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Spiff Posted Aug 4, 2004
hiya
no, I wasn't really intending that you should use it in the entry - I kinda thought that WoodPigeon was attempting a rendition...
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Woodpigeon Posted Aug 4, 2004
You thought right Spiff - I'm just helping in my own small way to keep this entry floating at the top of PR until its picked.
The lyrics to the Marsaillaise are something else though! Sort of a historical equivalent of gangster rap lyrics, n'est ce pas?
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Spiff Posted Aug 4, 2004
I specially like the last line - 'Marchons, marchons, qu'un sang impur, abreuve nos sillons'
roughly: Let us march, that impure blood may water our fields!
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Orcus Posted Aug 4, 2004
Well the full lyrics to the UK's national anthem aren't much better and Germany's has had some interesting lines in its day.
I guess noone's clean in that regard.
Did you know, that the second half of this article is now Pending?
I've never known subediting to happen so fast. Especially when the other half of the article is still in Peer Review.
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Mol - on the new tablet Posted Aug 24, 2004
This is good, and that's a cracking quote from William Pitt to end up with.
There are a few sentences which could be made clearer with a bit of punctuation, but I only have time to hint darkly at the moment - I'll try to come back tomorrow to go through it - but we're just talking minor weeny things here, certainly nothing that should be holding this up from being picked!
Keep bouncing ...
Mol
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Orcus Posted Aug 25, 2004
Well, rather irritatingly, the *other half* of this article has already been picked and edited
Serves me right for cutting it in half I suppose
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Secretly Not Here Any More Posted Aug 25, 2004
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