β Scribed by Albert GuΓ©rard
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
EDITORβS PREFACE
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
INTRODUCTION
PART I TOWARD THE EMPIRE
CHAPTER I THE EDUCATION OF A N IMPERIAL ADVENTURER
CHAPTER II THE HEIR OF THE NAPOLEONIC LEGEND
CHAPTER III THE UNIVERSITY OF HAM AND THE FAITH OF βFORTY-EIGHT
CHAPTER IV THE GREAT HOPE AND THE GREAT FEAR
CHAPTER V THE ROMAN EXPEDITION AT HOME AND ABROAD
CHAPTER VI BY THE GRACE OF GOD AND THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE
PART II THE EMPIRE
CHAPTER VII THE EMPEROR AND HIS CIRCLE
CHAPTER VIII THE EMPIRE STANDS FOR PEACE
CHAPTER IX SAINT-SIMON ON HORSEBACK
CHAPTER Ξ§ THE DEEPEST THOUGHT OF THE REIGN
CHAPTER XI LIBERTY CROWNS THE EDIFICE
CHAPTER XII THE DAY OF JUDGMENT
APPENDIX
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Uniforms of vassals and allies.