Napoleon's Young NeighborGood Press, 4 Δεκ 2019 - 450 σελίδες In 'Napoleon's Young Neighbor', author Helen Leah Reed brings to life little-known moments in the final years of Napoleon Bonaparte's life. Based on 'Recollections of Napoleon at St. Helena' by Mrs. Abell, this semi-fictional novel takes a vivid and engaging approach to conversations and incidents related in Mrs. Abell's book. With added pages of historical context and a rearranged narrative, the book offers a comprehensive look at the life of Napoleon, from his defeat at Waterloo to his final days on St. Helena island. From the excitement of ball-gowns to the serious side of politics, readers will be transported to the world of Napoleon and those around him in this engaging and well-researched novel. |
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... Sir George Cockburn, I was introduced to Madame Bertrand and Madame Montholon, and then to the rest of Napoleon's suite." "What were they like?" asked one of the girls eagerly, as if she expected her father to describe a group of ...
... Sir George Cockburn, I was introduced to Madame Bertrand and Madame Montholon, and then to the rest of Napoleon's suite." "What were they like?" asked one of the girls eagerly, as if she expected her father to describe a group of ...
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... Sir George Cockburn," continued the other, "commands the Northumberland, and in his care is Napoleon Bonaparte, whom he brings to St. Helena as a prisoner of state." Mr. Balcombe started to speak; his expression was one of annoyance. He ...
... Sir George Cockburn," continued the other, "commands the Northumberland, and in his care is Napoleon Bonaparte, whom he brings to St. Helena as a prisoner of state." Mr. Balcombe started to speak; his expression was one of annoyance. He ...
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... Sir George Cockburn landed it was found that he had received an appointment that gave him the chief civil and military power on the island, while Governor Wilks took secondary rank. Later it was learned that on account of the ...
... Sir George Cockburn landed it was found that he had received an appointment that gave him the chief civil and military power on the island, while Governor Wilks took secondary rank. Later it was learned that on account of the ...
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... Sir George Cockburn, I was introduced to Madame Bertrand and Madame Montholon, and then to the rest of Napoleon's suite." "What were they like?" asked one of the girls eagerly, as if she expected her father to describe a group of ...
... Sir George Cockburn, I was introduced to Madame Bertrand and Madame Montholon, and then to the rest of Napoleon's suite." "What were they like?" asked one of the girls eagerly, as if she expected her father to describe a group of ...
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JAMESTOWN | |
CHAPTER III | |
CHAPTER IV | |
CHAPTER V | |
CHAPTER VI | |
CHAPTER VII | |
CHAPTER VIII | |
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CHAPTER IX | |
THE BRIARS From an old print | |
CHAPTER XI | |
CHAPTER XII | |
CHAPTER XIII | |
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