The Empress Eugnie And Her Son
The Empress Eugnie And Her Son
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" In 1856 she somewhat relented, and wrote congratulating him upon the birth of his son; she still, however, refused to see him, although she resumed letter- writing, assisted him in his " Life of Caesar, " and acted as intermediary between him and a band of young litterateurs, including Ernest Renan and Leon Renier.
In 1863, after twelve years' separation, there was a reconciliation, following upon a touching letter written to Mme Cornu by the Emperor, who asked her to visit the Tuileries and ...embrace the Prince Imperial, then seven years old.
Mme Cornu thereafter visited the Empress two or three times a week, but she never forgot what had caused the rupture of her frienHship with the Emperor.
The late Mr Nassan Senior had several inter- views with Mme Cornu between 1854 and 1863, and had much to say about her in his " Conversa- tions. " " From to time to time, " she told him, " the destruction of our liberties, the massacres of 1851, the transportations of 1852, the reprisals by Orsini, rise before me, ancl I have a horror of being embraced by a man [Napoleon III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In 1856 she somewhat relented, and wrote congratulating him upon the birth of his son; she still, however, refused to see him, although she resumed letter- writing, assisted him in his " Life of Caesar, " and acted as intermediary between him and a band of young litterateurs, including Ernest Renan and Leon Renier.
In 1863, after twelve years' separation, there was a reconciliation, following upon a touching letter written to Mme Cornu by the Emperor, who asked her to visit the Tuileries and ...embrace the Prince Imperial, then seven years old.
Mme Cornu thereafter visited the Empress two or three times a week, but she never forgot what had caused the rupture of her frienHship with the Emperor.
The late Mr Nassan Senior had several inter- views with Mme Cornu between 1854 and 1863, and had much to say about her in his " Conversa- tions. " " From to time to time, " she told him, " the destruction of our liberties, the massacres of 1851, the transportations of 1852, the reprisals by Orsini, rise before me, ancl I have a horror of being embraced by a man [Napoleon III.
What to read after The Empress Eugnie And Her Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Legge to read onlineMoreLess
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