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3553	Bourrienne, Louis Antoine Fauvelet de	Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 03			.txt	text/plain	46681	2076	68	From what General Bonaparte communicated to me previously to the 1st of August, his object was, having once secured the possession of Egypt; to return to Toulon with the fleet; then to send troops and provisions of every kind to Egypt; and next to combine with the fleet all the forces that could be supplied, not only by France, but by her allies, for the purpose of attacking England. The loss of the fleet convinced General Bonaparte of the necessity of speedily and effectively organising Egypt, where everything denoted that we should stay for a considerable time, excepting the event of a forced evacuation, which the General was far from foreseeing or fearing.	cache/3553.txt	txt/3553.txt
