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The Comedy & Tragedy of the Second Empire

Note 174 — Chapter XXIII · PRINCE NAPOLEON The Empress in 1910-11.

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Napoleon I. always objected to the use of the surname “Bonaparte”; consequently, the three stones (now to be seen at the Invalides) on his tomb at St. Helena bore, and bear, no inscription.

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