Memoirs Of The Life, Exile, And Conversations Of The Emperor Napoleon

This book is a firsthand account of the life and exile of Napoleon Bonaparte, the emperor of France. Las Cases, who served as Napoleon's personal secretary during his exile on the island of Saint Helena, provides a detailed and intimate portrait of the emperor's character, thoughts, and conversations. The book also includes descriptions of the island, its inhabitants, and the political context of Napoleon's exile.

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