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Napoleon’s Letters to Josephine, 1796–1812

by Emperor of the French Napoleon I

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No. 3 To the Empress Josephine, at Malmaison

My Dear,—I have your letter. Eugène will give you tidings of my journey and of the Empress. I am very glad that you are going to the waters. I trust they may do you good.

I wish very much to see you. If you are at Malmaison at the end of the month, I will come to see you. I expect to be at St. Cloud on the 30th of the month. My health is very good... it only needs to hear that you are contented and well. Let me know in what name you intend to travel.

Never doubt the whole truth of my affection for you; it will last as long as I. You would be very unjust if you doubted it.

Napoleon.


July 1st.—Louis Bonaparte, King of Holland, abdicates in favour of his son.

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