Queen Hortense, a life picture of the Napoleonic era / by L. Mulhbach (pseud.); tr. Chapman Coleman.
New York: D. Appleton and Germany, 1897.
Tabla de Contenido
Preliminares.
Queen Hortense.
Book I. Days of childhood and of the revolution.
Book II. The Queen of Holland.
I. A first love.
II. Louis Bonaparte and Duroc.
III. Consul and King.
III. Consul and King.
V. King or Emperor.
VI. Napoleonīs Heir.
VII. Premonitions.
VIII. The Divorce.
IX. The king of Holland.
X. Junot, the Duke dī Abrantes.
XI. Louis Napoleon es a Vender of Violets.
XII. The days of Misfortune.
XIII. The Allies in Paris.
XIV. Correspondence between the Queen and Louise de Cochelet.
XV. Queen Hortense and the Emperor Alexander.
XVI. The new Uncles.
XVII. Death of the Empress Josephine.
Book III. The Restoration.
I. The return of the Bourbons.
II. The Bourbons and the Bonaparte.
III. Madame de Stael.
IV. Madame de Staelīs Return to Paris.
V. Madame de Staelīs Visit to queen Hortense.
VI. The Old and New Era.
VII. King Louis XVIII.
VIII. The Drawing-room of the Duchess of St. Leu.
IX. The Burial of Louis XVI. And his wife.
X. Napoleonīs return from Elba.
XI. Louis XVIII. Departure and Napoleonīs Arrival.
XII. The hundred days.
XIII. Napoleonīs last adieu.
Book IV. The duchess of St. Leu.
I. The banishment of the Duchess of St. Leu.
II. Louis Napoleon as a Child.
III. The revolution of 1830.
IV. The revolution in Rome and the Sons of Hortense.
V. The death of Prince Napoleon.
VI. The Flight From Italy.
VII. The Pilgrimage.
VIII. Louis Philippe and the Duchess from Paris.
IX. The departure of the duchess from Paris.
X. Pilgrimage trough France.
XI. Fragment from the memoirs of queen Hortense.
XII. The Pilgrim.
XIII. Conclusion.