Colored impression British Museum catalogue: 'Napoleon, standing in front of the throne, addresses senators who stand facing him on the left and right. He wears his crown and coronation robes...Three occasions are combined: (1) Napoleon's address to the Senate on 14 November, which ended: 'Frenchmen will shew, by their devotion and by their sacrifices that no nation has ever better understood its duties towards the Country, Honour, and the Sovereign.' ...(2) The projet du sénatus-consulte presented to the Senate on 12 November, and accepted unanimously on 15 November, for 300,000 conscripts from the classes of 1811 to 1814 and 1806, 1807. (3) The presentation by the Minister of War to the Empress on 15 November of 'twenty stand of colours taken at Wachau, Leipzig, and Hanau...' Colored impression British Museum catalogue: 'Napoleon, standing in front of the throne, addresses senators who stand facing him on the left and right. He wears his crown and coronation robes...Three occasions are combined: (1) Napoleon's address to the Senate on 14 November, which ended: 'Frenchmen will shew, by their devotion and by their sacrifices that no nation has ever better understood its duties towards the Country, Honour, and the Sovereign.' ...(2) The projet du sénatus-consulte presented to the Senate on 12 November, and accepted unanimously on 15 November, for 300,000 conscripts from the classes of 1811 to 1814 and 1806, 1807. (3) The presentation by the Minister of War to the Empress on 15 November of 'twenty stand of colours taken at Wachau, Leipzig, and Hanau...' Pub'd Decem'r 1st 1813 for the Proprietor of Town Talk Caption: Some are short and some are tall But it's very well known that he hums them all, And then sings fal de ral tit Dialogue: Napoleon: Senators! the glorious success of our Arms, has forced me to give way to the impulse of quitting the field of honour, that I might have the satisfaction of presenting to my faithfull Senate the glorious trophies of our Victories, Senators! your resless, envious, enemies, shall be humbled to the dust, your Emperor wills it so, this Arrogant confederacy shall be punished for their temerity, and our brave Soldiers shall repose in peace. Senators! for this purpose I shall require the small sum of 25.00000 a sum the flourishing state of our finance will easily produce -- and to replace the Vacancy made in my Army 500,000 from the consciptions of 4 Years to come will be all that I demand, Frenchmen the will of your Emperor and the Glory of the great Nation requires it. Devil: Thats right my Boy Humbug them out of another Conscription, to send me before you come yourself! Leader of the Senators at right: Great Emperor of the Great Nation the Senate devotes the lives and property of the People to your service. Man behind the leader: Ces't dire un peu trop cela! First man in the second row at right: What has he done with the last Grand Army, that he wants so many again! Second man in the second row at right: They are gone to see how their friends in Russia do. First Senator on extreme left: Why these trophies belong to our allies ces't drole cela! Second Senator on extreme left: Another Russian business depend upon it.