“Montreal nourrissoit de plus vastes projets...il donnoit a
sa campagnie un gouvernement regulier...Par cette discipline
il faisoit regner l’abondance dans son camp; les gens de
guerre ne parloient, en Italie, que des richesses qu’on
acqueroit a son service.”—Sismondi, “Histoire des
Republiques Italiennes”, tom. vi. c. 42.

“Montreal cherished more vast designs...he subjected his
company to a regular system of government...By means of this
discipline he kept his camp abundantly supplied, and
military adventurers in Italy talked of nothing but the
wealth won in his service.”—Sismondi’s “History of Italian
Republics”.