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Page 11
... crown from the hands of the pope himself in Notre Dame cathedral , and placed it upon his own head . He had arranged for his old nurse to attend the ceremony , and shortly beforehand had been heard to observe to his brother Joseph ...
... crown from the hands of the pope himself in Notre Dame cathedral , and placed it upon his own head . He had arranged for his old nurse to attend the ceremony , and shortly beforehand had been heard to observe to his brother Joseph ...
Page 70
... crown diamonds restored in 1814 there are five worth 600,000 francs each which were not crown property , but were part of my private fortune . They are to be included in my estate . 2. The banker Torlonia of Rome held two letters of ...
... crown diamonds restored in 1814 there are five worth 600,000 francs each which were not crown property , but were part of my private fortune . They are to be included in my estate . 2. The banker Torlonia of Rome held two letters of ...
Page 102
... crown ; the liquidation of my Italian civil list , which should bring me several mil- lions ; the restoration of furniture now with the crown , which belonged to me before the existence of my civil list at the time of the consulate ...
... crown ; the liquidation of my Italian civil list , which should bring me several mil- lions ; the restoration of furniture now with the crown , which belonged to me before the existence of my civil list at the time of the consulate ...
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