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Consulate and
subsequently in the
First and
Second French Empires. The
Bonapartistes desired an
empire under the
House of Bonaparte, the
Corsican family...
- and the
bourgeois Félicité (by whom he is much spoiled), both of them
Bonapartistes and
consumed by a
desire for wealth, Aristide's
young second wife Renée...
- The
Bonapartist Central Committee (French: Comité
central bonapartiste, CCB) is a
political party on the
French island of Corsica,
operating mainly in...
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August 2013.
Retrieved 29 July 2010. Alain-Gérard Slama, "Vous avez dit
bonapartiste ?" in L'Histoire n°313,
October 2006, pp. 60–63 (in French) "La "Cruella"...
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Bonapartists Bonapartistes Leader Lucien Bonaparte Napoléon-Jérôme
Bonaparte Founder Napoleon Bonaparte Founded 1815; 210 years ago (1815)
Dissolved 1889;...
- 2021.
Retrieved 1 June 2016.
Website of the Mexico-France
Napoleonic Institute[usurped] (In
French and Spanish)
Fondation Napoléon
Renouveau Bonapartiste...
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French essayist, poet and
literary critic.
Initially leading the Lycéens
Bonapartistes in 1938 at sixteen,
Turlais succeeded Claude Wacogne. By 1940, as an...
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Crime d'Hautefaye: ********inat de M. de Monéys brûlé vif par des
paysans bonapartistes,
vingt et un accusés,
quatre exécutions
capitales (in French). Impr...
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Paris in 1923. She
completed her
dissertation entitled Les réfugiés
bonapartistes en Amérique (1815-1830).
Philips joined the
Goucher College faculty...
- one of the
leading figures in the
Bonapartist party (French:
parti bonapartiste) and chairman, from 1876 to 1894, of the
Senate (French: Sénat) within...
