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Page 102
... Napoleon joins this , and is indeed grand , combining all that can be imagined of comfort , luxury , and magnificence . The drawing - rooms , presence - cham- bers , and other state - rooms , are all superb . The hangings are of the ...
... Napoleon joins this , and is indeed grand , combining all that can be imagined of comfort , luxury , and magnificence . The drawing - rooms , presence - cham- bers , and other state - rooms , are all superb . The hangings are of the ...
Page 312
... Napoleon's temper be- came morose and reserved ; his passion for reading was carried to excess ; and he eagerly ... Napoleon was one of the scholars who , at the usual competition at Brienne , were fixed upon to be sent to the military ...
... Napoleon's temper be- came morose and reserved ; his passion for reading was carried to excess ; and he eagerly ... Napoleon was one of the scholars who , at the usual competition at Brienne , were fixed upon to be sent to the military ...
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... Napoleon and the Empress Josephine . On paying a visit to his brother , Louis was received very graciously : but the Emperor abstained from the remotest allusion to the affairs of Holland ; and it was obvious that the King himself was ...
... Napoleon and the Empress Josephine . On paying a visit to his brother , Louis was received very graciously : but the Emperor abstained from the remotest allusion to the affairs of Holland ; and it was obvious that the King himself was ...
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