Napoleon Buonaparte's Reise Von Fontainebleau Nach Frejus Vom 17. Bis 29. April 1814

This rare travelogue chronicles Napoleon's journey from Fontainebleau to Frejus, where he was exiled after his abdication in 1814. Written by a German officer who accompanied him, it offers a detailed and vivid account of the landscapes, towns, and people Napoleon encountered during his trip. It also sheds light on the emperor's character, habits, and conversations, adding a human dimension to the historical figure. With maps, illustrations, and annotations, this book is a valuable resource for Napoleonic scholars and enthusiasts.

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