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... furniture and livestock to my mother ; 5. I bequeath all I own on Elba , house , furniture , vineyards , land , livestock to my dearest , most honored sister Princess Pauline ; 6. I bequeath to Countess Bertrand and Countess Montholon ...
... furniture and livestock to my mother ; 5. I bequeath all I own on Elba , house , furniture , vineyards , land , livestock to my dearest , most honored sister Princess Pauline ; 6. I bequeath to Countess Bertrand and Countess Montholon ...
Page 42
... furniture of my palaces as they were in 1814 , including the palaces of Rome , Florence and Turin , all of which furniture was acquired by means of the revenues from the civil list ; 4. the proceeds of the sale of my houses in the ...
... furniture of my palaces as they were in 1814 , including the palaces of Rome , Florence and Turin , all of which furniture was acquired by means of the revenues from the civil list ; 4. the proceeds of the sale of my houses in the ...
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... furniture now with the crown , which belonged to me before the existence of my civil list at the time of the consulate , and even when I was a general ( the former being all the furniture of Saint- Cloud , and a part of that of the ...
... furniture now with the crown , which belonged to me before the existence of my civil list at the time of the consulate , and even when I was a general ( the former being all the furniture of Saint- Cloud , and a part of that of the ...
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