Title; Contents; Dedication; PART I; Chapter I -- Judas; Chapter II -- A Crime Relinquished; Chapter III -- The Mask Thrown Off; Chapter IV -- Laurence de Cinq- Cygne; Chapter V -- Royalist Homes and Portraits Under the Consulate; Chapter VI -- A Domiciliary Visit; Chapter VII -- A Forest Nook; Chapter VIII -- Trials of the Police; Chapter IX -- Foiled; PART II; Chapter X -- One and the Same, Yet a Two-Fold Love; Chapter XI -- Wise Counsel; Chapter XII -- The Facts of a Mysterious Affair; Chapter XIII -- The Code of Brumaire, Year IV; Chapter XIV -- The Arrests; Chapter XV -- Doubts and Fears of Counsel
Chapter XVI -- Marthe InveigledChapter XVII -- The Trial; Chapter XVIII -- Trial Continued: Cruel Vicissitudes; Chapter XIX -- The Emperor's Bivouac; Chapter XX -- The Mystery Solved; Addendum; Endnotes
Summary
Step back in history through the eyes of one of the masters of European realism. This keenly observed and utterly absorbing account of the period after Napoleon Bonaparte fell from power in nineteenth-century France is both an interesting historical document and an engrossing mystery
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