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Napoleon’s Letters to Josephine, 1796–1812

by Emperor of the French Napoleon I

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No. 13

They owe everything to you.—Aubenas quotes this, and remarks (vol. ii. 326): “No one had pride in France more than Napoleon, stronger even than his conviction of her superiority in the presence of other contemporary sovereigns and courts. He wishes that in Germany, where she will meet families with all the pride and sometimes all the haughtiness of their ancestry, Josephine will not forget that she is Empress of the French, superior to those who are about to receive her, and who owe full respect and homage to her.”

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