Letter to Tippoo Saib
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| Letter to Tippoo Saib by |
| As published in Joseph Knight's 1896 Napoleon's Addresses: Selections from the Proclamations, Speeches and Correspondence of Napoleon Bonaparte, edited by Ida M. Tarbell. |
You are, of course, already informed of my arrival on the banks of the Read Sea, with a numerous and invincible army.
Eager to deliver you from the iron yoke of England, I hasten to request that you will send me, by the way of Muscate or Mocha, an account of the political situation in which you are.
I also wish that you would send to Suez, or Grand Cairo, some able man, in your confidence, with whom I may confer.
