The Court of the the Second Empire
The Court of the the Second Empire
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Sibour who had intoned the Te Deum at the time of the reestablishment of the Empire. It was he who had received the Emperor and the Empress at the door of Notre Dame on the day of their marriage and the day of their son's baptism. The ball which was to have been given at the Tuileries January 8 was countermanded, and on the 10th the obsequies of the Archbishop were celebrated with great pomp in the metropolitan church. Great and painful THE COMMEXCEMENT OF 1S57 123 emotion was manifested, but t...he sad impression was soon dispelled. Four days later both the court and the city had resumed all their usual animation.
January 14, Prince Napoleon assembled in the Palais-Royal all general officers then in Paris who had taken part in the Crimean War. Among the fifty-two guests were Marshals Pe'lissier the Duke of Malakoff, Canrobert, and Bosquet, Admiral Hamelin, Generals Regnaud de Saint- Jean d'Angdly, de Salles, Niel, and MacMahon. Prince Napoleon had begged his father, King Jerome, to preside at this military banquet, where nine veterans of the First Empire were present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sibour who had intoned the Te Deum at the time of the reestablishment of the Empire. It was he who had received the Emperor and the Empress at the door of Notre Dame on the day of their marriage and the day of their son's baptism. The ball which was to have been given at the Tuileries January 8 was countermanded, and on the 10th the obsequies of the Archbishop were celebrated with great pomp in the metropolitan church. Great and painful THE COMMEXCEMENT OF 1S57 123 emotion was manifested, but t...he sad impression was soon dispelled. Four days later both the court and the city had resumed all their usual animation.
January 14, Prince Napoleon assembled in the Palais-Royal all general officers then in Paris who had taken part in the Crimean War. Among the fifty-two guests were Marshals Pe'lissier the Duke of Malakoff, Canrobert, and Bosquet, Admiral Hamelin, Generals Regnaud de Saint- Jean d'Angdly, de Salles, Niel, and MacMahon. Prince Napoleon had begged his father, King Jerome, to preside at this military banquet, where nine veterans of the First Empire were present.
What to read after The Court of the the Second Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Imbert De Saint-Amand, 1834-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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