Digital Library
The documents digitised by the Fondation Napoléon (listed here) are full searchable, and any images can be viewed using the high resolution zoom feature.
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More- Paris
- 2016
Présentées et annotées par Christine Tane. La correspondance de Sophie de Wurtemberg, par la suite princesse d’Orange puis reine de Hollande et de son cousin germain le prince Jérôme-Napoléon, débute en 1839 au lendemain du mariage de Sophie et se poursuit pendant trente-huit ans. Les lettres mettent en évidence un lien fait de fascination réciproque, […]
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More- 2016
Master. Université Paris Sorbonne (Paris IV)
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More- [s.l.]
- [Gabriel Madec]
- [2017]
Rapports sur l’Espagne de Philippe de Tournon, chambellan et officier d’ordonnance de Napoléon Ier, 1807-1808. Présentés et annotés par Gabriel Madec.
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More- Paris
- Picard et fils
- 1908
Day-by-day calendar account of Napoleon’s life, from birth to death. [This document is also available as en epub file]
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![Mehlisse (E.G.C.), [Liste de prisonniers français], (1826)](https://fondationnapoleon.org/wp-content/thumbnails/uploads/2015/03/mehliss-tt-width-145-height-220-crop-1-lazyload-0.jpg)
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- Henri Guillemé
- 1826
Tableau of the 16,000 soldiers who fought for France taken prisoner in the period 1810 to 1814 (Russia, Poland and Germany), including a list of all the those soldiers (out of the 16,000) still alive and in Russia. [This document is also available as en epub file]
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Janisch (Hudson Ralph), Extracts from the St Helena records, (1908)
View- St Helena
- Benjamin Grant
- 1908
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Jerrold (W.B.), The life of Napoleon III, 1874 (vol. 1)
View- London
- Longmans, Green
- 1874
- vol. 1
The British author and journalist William Blanchard Jerrod (1826-1884) who spent many years in Paris during the Second Empire, published this well-documented biography of Napoleon III in 1875. Furthermore, it is an interesting study of the imperial regime as seen by a foreign witness
