The Tragedy of St Helena
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Madame de Remusat and her husbandwere raised from poverty to affluence by Napoleon, and the memory ofall the favours that were showered upon them by the man she declaresshe loved should have kept them from hate and disloyalty, andforbidden the writing of such unworthy vituperations against him.
FOOTNOTES: [23] Madame de Remusat burnt her original memoirs during the HundredDays, doubtless because she had in her mind the probability thatNapoleon might firmly establish himself on the throne, and t...hediscovery of anti-Napoleon MSS. Might have acted seriously againstherself and family being appointed to important positions. Moreover, the greater danger of getting herself into trouble was constantly inher mind.
[24] "Letters of Madame de Remusat, " vol. I. P. 195.
[25] "Letters of Madame de Remusat, " vol. I. P, 196.
[26] Ibid. , vol. I. P. 160.
[27] Ibid. , vol. Ii. P. 2.
[28] "Letters of Madame de Remusat, " vol. I. P. 190.
[29] Ibid. , vol. I. P. 393.
[30] "Letters of Madame de Remusat, " vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madame de Remusat and her husbandwere raised from poverty to affluence by Napoleon, and the memory ofall the favours that were showered upon them by the man she declaresshe loved should have kept them from hate and disloyalty, andforbidden the writing of such unworthy vituperations against him.
FOOTNOTES: [23] Madame de Remusat burnt her original memoirs during the HundredDays, doubtless because she had in her mind the probability thatNapoleon might firmly establish himself on the throne, and t...hediscovery of anti-Napoleon MSS. Might have acted seriously againstherself and family being appointed to important positions. Moreover, the greater danger of getting herself into trouble was constantly inher mind.
[24] "Letters of Madame de Remusat, " vol. I. P. 195.
[25] "Letters of Madame de Remusat, " vol. I. P, 196.
[26] Ibid. , vol. I. P. 160.
[27] Ibid. , vol. Ii. P. 2.
[28] "Letters of Madame de Remusat, " vol. I. P. 190.
[29] Ibid. , vol. I. P. 393.
[30] "Letters of Madame de Remusat, " vol.
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