Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 08
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Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 08
Louis Constant Wairy Translator · English
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CHAPTER XXIII. It is not, as has been stated in some Memoirs, because and as a result of the slight disagreement which I have related above, that the first idea of a divorce came to his Majesty. The Emperor thought it necessary for the welfare of France that he should have an heir of his own line; and as it was now certain that the Empress would never bear him one, he was compelled to think of a divorce. But it was by most gentle means, and with every mark of tender consideration, tha
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