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Excerpt from Unpublished Correspondence of Napoleon I: Preserved in the War Archives, 1804 1807
Two currents of Opinion were however manifest in the com mission from the beginning; one which held to the strictest interpretationof the decree of 1854, and entertained the great est sensitiveness with regard to everything which, by ill-tir'ned publicity might tarnish the glory of the head of the imperial dynasty; the other which subordinated political considerations to the integral interest of the work.
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