3 янв. 2024 г. · All of Napoleon Bonaparte's General Correspondence is now online at Napoleonica® les archives, from his first letter to Joseph Fesch on 5 July 1784 to his last ...

In these letters, Napoleon is revealed in all his guises: wise, clear-sighted, abusive, bullying, charming, eloquent, and heroic.

Napoleon's Letters to Josephine 1796-1812 for the first time collected and translated, with notes social, historical, and chronological, from contemporary ...

80,00 $ This collection, first published in the 1930s and out of print for decades, includes 300 letters edited and translated by eminent Oxford scholar J.M. Thompson.

A letter from Marshal Louis Alexandre Berthier (1753-1815) the Prince of Wagram and Neufchâtel, Switzerland, to Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French and ...

During his career (1794-1821), he dictated - more than he wrote - on a daily basis and signed nearly 40,500 letters. His first known letter was written in 1784, ...

Napoleon I. Letter Signed to Ferdinand III. 10 October 1814. 8. Napoleon I. Letter signed to Louis Nicholas Davout. 26 May 1815.

7,75 $ This collection, first published in the 1930s and out of print for decades, includes 300 letters edited and translated by eminent Oxford scholar J.M. Thompson.

Forgeries of letters by Napoleon existed even when Napoleon himself was alive. And some of the suspected forgeries are impossible to unmask.

Here we present some of the many letters he wrote to his loves, including Josephine Beauharnais, Marie Waleska and Marie-Louise of Austria.