Memoirs of the History of France During the Reign of Napoleon; Volume 7

This book is a firsthand account of Napoleon Bonaparte's life, written by those who served him.
It consists of two memoirs, written by Napoleon's companions on Elba and St. Helena, the two islands in the Atlantic where the emperor was exiled after his defeat in the Waterloo campaign.

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