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Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume V.

Note 51 — Chapter LXXX

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The man had to plead his desire to remain with his wife and family, rather than return to a severe personal thraldom.—S.—"I was by no means astonished at Roustan's conduct he was imbued with the sentiments of a slave, and finding me no longer the master, he imagined that his services might be dispensed with."—Napoleon, Las Cases, tom. i., p. 336.

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