them especially for the honor which they had conferred upon him, in making him the \"citizen of a free nation.\" As a testimonial of his esteem he sent to the authorities of the canton two brass six-pounder cannon, with complete trains and equipage. He also founded a free school in the village of Sallenstein.
Encouraged by these expressions of kindly feeling, both Hortense and her son were very desirous to return to
them especially for the honor which they had conferred upon him, in making him the \"citizen of a free nation.\" As a testimonial of his esteem he sent to the authorities of the canton two brass six-pounder cannon, with complete trains and equipage. He also founded a free school in the village of Sallenstein.
Encouraged by these expressions of kindly feeling, both Hortense and her son were very desirous to return to