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Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume III

Note 292 — Chapter XXXVI

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"It was perhaps a misfortune to me that I had not married a sister of the Emperor Alexander, as proposed to me by Alexander himself at Erfurth. But there were inconveniences in that union arising from her religion. I did not like to allow a Russian priest to be the confessor of my wife, as I considered that he would have been a spy in the Tuileries for Alexander."—Napoleon, Voice, &c., vol. ii., p. 150.

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