...always been defeated when acting in conceit with you, and under your orders.' "— Pp. 46*, 463. " Bolivar would willingly ape the great man. He aspires...tyrant, and displays the feelings and littleness of an upstait. He gives way to sudden gusts of resentment, and becomes, in a moment, a madman and (pardon...

...already cited, says, p. 464, " Bolivar would ape the great man. He aspires to be a second Bonaparte, in South America, without possessing a single talent...consequence to secure, or abilities to support the elevated sta'Scc chapter XII. tion to which his ambition most assuredly aspires. In victory, in transient prosperity,...