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Napoleon’s Letters to Josephine, 1796–1812

by Emperor of the French Napoleon I

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Series H

“Napoleon was received with unbounded adulation by all the towns of Italy.... He was the Redeemer of France, but the Creator of Italy.”—Alison, Hist. of Europe (vol. xi. 280).

Series H

(For subjoined Notes to this Series see pages 264-267.)

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No. 1.Milan 264
Mont Cenis 264
Eugène 264
No. 2.Venice 265
November 30th 265
No. 3.Udine 265-267
I may soon be in Paris 267

Letters of the Emperor Napoleon to the Empress Josephine During the Journey He Made in Italy, 1807

November 16th.—Napoleon leaves Fontainebleau.

November 22nd-25th.—At Milan.

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