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  16. Bernoyer, 104, 76

  17. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 52; Andy Martin, 67; Bulletins, 108–9

  18. Claire de Rémusat, Mémoires, I/274

  19. Pelleport, I/129, also Guitry, 150–2

  20. Pelleport, I/130; Moiret, 65. See also Bernoyer, 79–80 and Guitry, 162

  21. Moiret, 58, 53; Garros, 139; Lavalette, 188; Guitry, 117; Miot, 98–9; Bielecki, I/56

  22. Guitry, 181

  23. Bernoyer, 94, 100; Moiret, 33–4, 54; Niello-Sargy, I/194–5; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 389; Abrantès, III/69–70; Niello-Sargy, I/194–5; see also Gourgaud, I/106, 218

  24. Masson, Napoléon et les Femmes, 57–62; Niello-Sargy, 199–204; Napoleon, Mémoires, II/158–9; Fourès, 165–6; Launay, 215; Beauharnais, I/45. For various versions of the event: Gourgaud, II/115; Bernoyer, 118–23; Garros, 140

  25. CG, II/399–400, 513

  26. Napoleon, Correspondance, V/221

  16: Plague

  1. Moiret, 64, 78

  2. CG, II/867; Lavalette, 109; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 411. See also Vigo-Roussillon, 81 and Des Genettes, Souvenirs, 29

  3. Bernoyer, 139–40; Guitry, 250–1

  4. Bernoyer, 142–3; Pelleport, I/140

  5. Millet, 83; Niello-Sargy, I/253–7; Bernoyer, 146; Guitry, 266; Lacorre, 90

  6. Des Genettes, Souvenirs, 15; Miot, 145–7; Vigo-Roussillon, 83–4

  7. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 419–23

  8. Des Genettes, Histoire Médicale, 49–50; Garros, 143; Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 87; Dwyer, Napoleon, 424

  9. CG, II/872–3; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 425; Bernoyer, 153

  10. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 395; CG, II/874

  11. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 424; Bernoyer, 153

  12. Des Genettes, Souvenirs, 17

  13. Bernoyer, 163–4. His later claim that he was intending to take Constantinople and come at Austria through the Balkans, or become a Muslim and lead an army to India can be dismissed as the hot air of an ageing bore

  14. CG, II/910–16, 920; Napoleon, Mémoires, II/560–1

  15. Beauharnais, I/64; Pelleport, I/155

  16. Vigo-Roussillon, 87; Bernoyer, 180–1; Niello-Sargy, I/295 says Bonaparte suggested it but doesn’t confirm it was carried out at Acre, and reports what he heard about events at Jaffa, 319–23; Marmont, II/12, defends Bonaparte’s action; Larrey, in Guitry 317–19, claims all the wounded were evacuated; Pelleport, I/156, claims the wounded and sick were evacuated on boats from Jaffa; Lavalette, 215, says the whole story is an atrocious calumny; see also Documents particuliers, 120–2; Bernoyer, 164–5, who claims to have had the story from Desgenettes himself, thought it praiseworthy; Bourrienne, 1831, II/336–40, is typical, admitting he never saw anything but making various claims. According to Bonaparte (Las Cases, 1983, I/150–2), there were only seven men involved

  17. CG, II/918–21; Lavalette, 215. See also Bourrienne, 1831, II/335 and Niello-Sargy, I/291–99

  18. Millet, 128–9

  19. Dwyer, Napoleon, 437; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 431, estimates it was one-fifth. On opinions of those who lamented Napoleon’s decision to march out of Egypt, see for instance, Lavalette, 217

  20. Niello-Sargy, I/306–7; Bernoyer, 168; Vigo-Roussillon, 89 claims it fooled nobody

  21. CG, II/849, 941

  22. Ibid., 952–4, 972, 1032, passim

  23. Niello-Sargy, I/324–7

  24. Englund, 131

  25. CG, II/1042

  26. Vigo-Roussillon, 96–7, 91, 101; Guitry, 342

  27. See Guitry, 354–5 for the classic version, propounded by Bonaparte himself; Niello-Sargy, I/343–57; For a full discussion of this see Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 437–42

  28. Launay, 222, erroneously claims she sailed with him; see also Masson, Napoléon et les Femmes, 62–3 and Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 442

  29. Vigo-Roussillon, 102

  30. Guitry, 361

  31. Launay, 224

  32. Denon, 340; Bourrienne, 1829, III/7–8; Lavalette, 221

  33. Launay, 225

  34. Carrington, Portrait, 82; Le Nabour, 70–1; Denon, 340–1; Méneval, I/11

  17: The Saviour

  1. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 453; Marmont, II/51–2; Raza, 24

  2. Boulart, 67–8

  3. Coston, I/511; Marbot, I/45–8

  4. Barante, I/44; Béranger, 70; Dwyer, Napoleon, 462; Tulard, Brumaire, 67

  5. Molé, 122

  6. Barante, I/40

  7. Andigné, I/404; Barante, I/44; Ségur, Histoire, II/1

  8. McMahon, 109, 77, 97

  9. Dwyer, Napoleon, 458–61

  10. Thibaudeau, 1

  11. Chastenay, 311; Tulard, Brumaire, 79

  12. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 448; Vandal, l’Avènement, I/244; CG, II/1089

  13. Collot, 20; Vandal, l’Avènement, I/244; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 459

  14. Masson, Napoléon et sa Famille, I/259–60; see also Le Nabour, 74–5

  15. Barras, IV/31–3; Bourrienne, 1829, III/38, claims it was him; Collot, 33, gave him similar advice

  16. Bourrienne, 1829, III/37, insists Bonaparte would not let her in for three days

  17. Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/429–31

  18. Fouché, 1957, 61

  19. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/233

  20. Ibid., 258

  21. See Bourrienne, 1829, III/43–6

  22. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 465; Tulard, Brumaire, 88–90; Joseph, Mémoires, I/77

  23. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/272–4

  24. See Lavalette, 228–32

  25. Talleyrand, Mémoires, 49–50; Arnault, 748

  26. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/292–3; Lavalette, 227–8; Lucien Bonaparte, I/297; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 469; see also Thibaudeau, 3

  27. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/293–4; Tulard, Brumaire, 103

  18: Fog

  1. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/304

  2. Ibid., 305; see also Barras, IV/70–2 and Bourrienne, 1831, III/68–9

  3. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/314

  4. Ibid., 316

  5. Ibid., 317

  6. Ibid., 325; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 479

  7. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/337–9, 344

  8. Ibid., 340–3

  9. Tulard, Brumaire, 127; Tulard, Fouché, 115–16; also, Bourrienne, 1831, III/82; Savary, I/241; Fouché, 1957, 79

  10. Dwyer, Napoleon, 491; Tulard, Brumaire, 128

  11. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/364

  12. Joseph, Mémoires, I/79

  13. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/367; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 483; Girardin, I/170; Napoleon, Mémoires, II/561; Bourrienne, 1829, III/83–5

  14. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/371–2; see also Bourrienne, 1829, III/91

  15. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/373–5

  16. Ibid., 378

  17. Ibid., 381

  18. Ibid., 386–7

  19. Ibid., 387–9; according to Lucien Bonaparte, I/365, Bonaparte shouted, ‘And if they resist, kill! kill!’

  20. Dwyer, Napoleon, 503; one hundred according to Tulard, Brumaire, 146; eighty according to Collot, 28

  21. Lentz, Le Grand Consulat (henceforth GC), 83–4

  22. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/394–9; on Brumaire, see also Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/433–47; Roederer, III/296–306; Napoleon, Mémoires, II/367–401

  23. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/393

  24. Tulard, Brumaire, 153–4

  25. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/276

  26. Bourrienne, 1829, III/105–6; Lentz, GC, 13

  27. Vandal, l’Avènement, I/400–1; also Bourrienne, 1831, III/105–8 and Abrantès, II/383

  19: The Consul

  1. Roederer, III/2–3

  2. Napoleon, Mémoires, II/405; Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/442

  3. Napoleon, Mémoires, II/411–12; Garros, 157

  4. Napoleon, Mémoires, II/405–7; Fouché, 1957, 85; Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/490; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 507; Tulard, Brumaire, 157

  5. Fouché, 1957, 87; Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/443–4; Roederer, III/320–1; CG, II/1094r />
  6. Lentz, GC, 196

  7. Bourrienne, 1829, III/129–32

  8. Napoleon, Mémoires, II/433

  9. Fouché, 1957, 90; Napoleon, Mémoires, II/436; Tulard, Brumaire, 155

  10. Napoleon, Mémoires, II/439

  11. Garros, 159; Lentz, GC, 109; Lareveillère-Lepaux, II/423; Napoleon, Mémoires, II/438

  12. Tulard, Napoléon ou le mythe, 120; Lentz, GC, 164; see also Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 525

  13. Boudon, Histoire, 50; Lentz, GC, 112

  14. Lentz, GC, 112

  15. Ibid., 119

  16. Garros, 160

  17. Roederer, III/305–6

  18. Chaptal quoted in Boudon, Histoire, 55; Bourrienne, 1829, III/129–32

  19. Ernouf, 217

  20. Fouché, 1957, 48, 97; Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/469

  21. Bouillé, I/405–6; Lentz, GC, 166

  22. Lentz, GC, 153–4, 159–61

  23. Hauterive, Napoléon et sa Police, 143, 197; Tulard, Napoléon ou le mythe, 136

  24. Healey, The Literary Culture of Napoleon, Appendix B

  25. Defranceschi, 14–25

  26. Waresquiel, 284; Lentz, GC, 101

  27. Hyde de Neuville, I/269

  28. Andigné, I/414–16, 417–18, 420; Hyde de Neuville, I/270–2

  29. CG, II/1118–19; Tulard, Napoléon ou le mythe, 132, 134; Lentz, GC, 322

  30. Mollien, I/24; Dumas, III/168; Molé, 174; Ségur, Histoire, II/1–2

  20: Consolidation

  1. Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/470

  2. Garros, 163–4; Barante, I/54; Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/488; Lentz, GC, 209; Thibaudeau, 2–7; Chastenay, 297

  3. Hortense, I/69

  4. Garros, 164; see also Bourrienne, 1829, IV/3

  5. Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/464; Roederer, III/335

  6. Molé, 175

  7. Claire de Rémusat, Mémoires, I/103–4; Staël, Considérations, XIII/194

  8. Fain, Mémoires, 291; Chaptal, 195; Chuquet, III/233–4; Saint-Denis, 170; Abell, 235

  9. Choiseul-Gouffier, 100; Abrantès, III/194, 363; Staël, Considérations, XIII/195, 206–7; Marmont, I/297; Claire de Rémusat, Mémoires, I/101–2, 116–17, 112; Saint-Elme, 354; Bourrienne, 1829, XIII/228

  10. Beugnot, I/457

  11. Lentz, GC, 359; Las Cases, 1983, II/304–5; Thiard, 41; Bigarré, 152; Claire de Rémusat, Mémoires, I/224

  12. Molé, 137, 243

  13. Roederer, III/302–3

  14. Lucien Bonaparte, I/384; Masson, Napoléon et sa Famille, I/319

  15. Fontaine, Journal, I/7; Fontaine, Les Maisons, 318–19, 330

  16. Chaptal, 329; Fain, Mémoires, 287–9

  17. CG, II/1099, 1106; Fain, Mémoires, 289, 456–9; Chaptal, 225; Fleury de Chaboulon, III/176; see also Bourrienne, 1829, IV/60–1

  18. Molé, 158

  19. Las Cases, 1983, I/416, 652, 618–19; Las Cases, 1905, II/567; Thiard, 33–4

  20. Abrantès, Roman Inconnu, xv; Bourrienne, 1829, IV/36–7

  21. Thibaudeau, 14–16

  22. Rousseau, 25, 141

  23. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 625

  24. Rousseau, 106; Roederer, III/334

  25. Constant, Journal Intime, 224

  26. Lentz, GC, 428; Lefèbvre, 84

  27. Lentz, GC, 156

  28. Thibaudeau, 69

  29. Lentz, GC, 132

  30. Garros, 158

  31. Lentz, GC, 97; Andigné, I/407; Hyde de Neuville, I/252

  32. Bailleu, I/357; Barante, I/50–1

  21: Marengo

  1. CG, II/1114–15

  2. CG, III/43–4; Lentz, GC, 220; Rose, 14, 288–9

  3. Guitry, 362–3, 366–8; Savary, I/183; Pelleport, I/163; Moiret, 119–22; Des Genettes, Souvenirs, 37; Alexander Rodger, 131; Napoleon, Mémoires, III/247; see also Las Cases, 1983, II/169–72

  4. CG, III/241, 308; Tombs, 394

  5. Méneval, I/88–93; see also Lucien Bonaparte, I/377

  6. Lentz, GC, 227; Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/474; CG, III/98, 41, 120; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 547

  7. CG, III/148

  8. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 550

  9. CG, III/216; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 548

  10. CG, III/168–70; Garros, 169–70

  11. CG, III/222; Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/522

  12. Napoleon, Mémoires, III/37

  13. CG, III/235, 238

  14. Napoleon, Mémoires, III/38; Griois, I/120

  15. Bourrienne, 1829, IV/91–2; Napoleon, Mémoires, III/39, 40; Savary, I/253–4; CG, III/271

  16. CG, III/278

  17. Bulletins, 136; Masson, Napoléon et les Femmes, 84; Gourgaud, I/217, II/92, claims it was after Marengo

  18. CG, III/300

  19. Lentz, GC, 234

  20. Victor, 179

  21. Savary, I/265–80; Marmont, II/125–36; Napoleon, Mémoires, III/33–69; Victor, 160–89

  22. CG, III/301

  23. Ibid., 303, 312

  24. Ibid., 318

  25. Bulletins, 145, 147

  26. Lentz, GC, 230

  27. Josephine, Correspondance, 101

  28. Lentz, GC, 377–8

  29. Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/524

  30. Roederer, III/330–1

  31. Savary, I/313; Lentz, GC, 261; Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/530

  22: Caesar

  1. Bertrand, Lettres, 29

  2. CG, III/386; Waresquiel, 320–1; see also Tulard, Fiévée, 126–7; Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/714; Remacle, 368; Westmorland, I/50ff; Méneval, I/226–32; Bourrienne, 1829, V/107–8; Miot de Melito, II/157–8; Desmarest, 273–4; Masson, Napoléon et sa Famille, I/323

  3. Girardin, I/189; see also Roederer, III/336

  4. Desmarest, 33

  5. Ségur, Un aide de camp, 47

  6. Hauterive, Napoléon et sa Police, 48

  7. Castanié, 231; Réal, I/359

  8. Mollien, I/221–2

  9. Bergeron, 29

  10. Branda, Secrets, 70–6; see also Saada, 25–49

  11. Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/567

  12. Thibaudeau, 77; Lentz, GC, 370–1; Pelet de la Lozère, 8; Roederer, III/382

  13. Rapp, 20; Thibaudeau, 257; Las Cases, 1983, I/207

  14. Thibaudeau, 77; Molé, 411–12; Roederer, III/382; Lucien Bonaparte, I/373

  15. Pelet de la Lozère, 11; Méneval, I/412–21

  16. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 567; Lafayette, V/248, also 117, 138, 143–4, 146–7, 153

  17. Thibaudeau, 152; Casanova, 26–8; Gourgaud, I/323; Bourrienne, 1829, IV/276–81; Las Cases, 1983, I/688–9

  18. Pelet de la Lozère, 223; Roederer, III/335; CG, V/882

  19. Tulard, Fouché, 159

  20. Lentz, GC, 264–6; see also Lucien Bonaparte, I/421–32

  21. Chastenay, 310; Masson, Napoléon et sa Famille, I/335; Lucien Bonaparte, I/385–6

  22. Tulard, Napoléon ou le mythe, 157; Espitalier, 292–3

  23. Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/535–7; Decaen, II/292; Claire de Rémusat, Mémoires, I/192; Abrantès, II/372–3

  24. Castanié, 17–18; Sparrow

  25. Marquis, 211, 257–8; Castanié, 26–7

  26. Barante, I/72

  23: Peace

  1. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 601

  2. CG, III/588

  3. Ibid., 664–5

  4. Bertaud, Forrest & Jourdan, 40; Uglow, 282; CG, III/509, 136

  5. Las Cases, 1905, II/516; Cornwallis, 406; Grainger, 60

  6. CG, III/913–16; Joseph, Mémoires, I/231; see also Cornwallis, 389–90

  7. Josephine, Correspondance, 110

  8. Méneval, I/132, 145

  9. Raza, 188

  10. Méneval, I/142; Bigarré, 128; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 603; Ségur, Un aide de camp, 70–1; see also Abrantès, IV/326–62

  11. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 571; Josephine, Correspondance, 121–2

  12. Bonaparte, CG, III/71–2, regarded the treaty as not favourable enough; Masson, Napoléon et sa Famille, II/96–7; Lucien Bonaparte, II/107, 113, 122, 219

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sp; 13. Staël, Dix Années, 65

  14. Ibid., 18; Girardin, I/236

  15. Lafayette, V/164; Lentz, GC, 317

  16. Consalvi, 100–1; Lentz, GC, 311

  17. Consalvi, 130–6, 147, 151–7, 342ff

  18. Lentz, GC, 320

  19. Fugier, 121

  20. Ibid., 122

  21. Ibid., 124

  22. Ibid., 25

  24: The Liberator of Europe

  1. Grainger, 50–2; Uglow, 282; Bouillé, II/468; Tombs, 396

  2. Roederer, III/430

  3. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 669

  4. Las Cases, 1983, I/690

  5. Thibaudeau, 13; see also Bourrienne, 1829, IV/280

  6. Lentz, GC, 330

  7. Ibid., 332–3; Bartel, 254; Charles Napoléon, 224; CG, III/1178

  8. Lentz, GC, 448

  9. Napoleon, Vues Politiques, 211–13, 228; Ségur, Histoire, II/233–4; Lentz, GC, 450

  10. Réal, I/38–9

  11. Lentz, GC, 347

  12. Murat, Lettres, II/30; Remacle, 30–1; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 670

  13. Lucien Bonaparte, II/107

  14. Thibaudeau, 237

  15. Lentz, GC, 339; Molé, Souvenirs, 234–7

  16. Lentz, GC, 340

  17. Ibid.

  18. Josephine, Correspondance, 97; Masson, Napoléon et sa Famille, II/150ff

  19. Josephine, Correspondance, 98–100; Chevallier & Pincemaille, 312–13

  20. Lentz, GC, 341; Lentz, Nouvelle Histoire du Premier Empire (henceforth NHPE), I/59; Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 675

  21. Lafayette, V/199

  22. Cornwallis, 406

  23. Lefèbvre, 144

  24. Ibid., 123

  25. Gueniffey, Bonaparte, 680

  26. Miot de Melito, I/317–18; Girardin, I/286

  27. Fain, Mémoires, 224–6; Méneval, III/43; Chevallier & Pincemaille, 303

  28. Fontaine, I/26–8, 38, 53; Divova, 51, 72, 88, 128; Fiszerowa, 245–6; Pamiętnik Stanisława Zamoyskiego, in Biblioteka Uniwersytetu Adama Mickiewicza, etc, p. 200; Berry, 163

  29. Edgeworth, 55; Greathead, 11–13, 55–6; Farington, 1906; Fiszerowa, 245–6; Burney, 271

  30. Sédouy, 36

  25: His Consular Majesty

  1. Alger, 53; Grainger, 81–2

  2. Cambacérès, Mémoires, I/569

  3. CG, III/1225

  4. Thibaudeau, 120–1

  5. Branda & Lentz, 19–22, 192

  6. CG, III/600; Branda & Lentz, 120

  7. Branda & Lentz, 84–5

  8. Ibid., 168; Gourgaud, I/278

  9. Branda & Lentz, 72–3, 86–7; CG, III/853–4

  10. Roederer, III/334; CG, III/837–43, 850–1, 1227

  11. CG, III/957–8; Branda & Lentz, 131

 

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