264-267 123-128 I 1808 4         all         267-269 129-132 J 1808 3         all         269-273 133-140 K 1808-9 14         all         273-278 141-154 L 1809 25         all         278-295 155-165 M 1809-10 22         all         295-304 167-176 N 1810 11[13]         all         304-310 177-181 O 1811 4         all         311-312 183-197 P 1812-14 2         all         312-315       —-—       242

316. Appendix (1).—Reputed Poem by Napoleon.
317. Appendix (2).—Genealogy of the Bonaparte Family.
317-321. Appendix (3).—Spurious Letters of Napoleon to Josephine.

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

NAPOLEON			Frontispiece
	From an Engraving by T. Wright, after    an Original Drawing (Photogravure)
EUGÈNE BEAUHARNAIS			Face page121
	Afterwards Viceroy of Italy (Photogravure)
JOSEPHINE BEAUHARNAIS			Face page198
	Circa 1795 (Photogravure)
FAC-SIMILE OF LETTER, dated April 24, 1796			Pages 202-203

NAPOLEON'S LETTERS

SERIES A

(1796)

"Only those who knew Napoleon in the intercourse of private life can render justice to his character. For my own part, I know him, as it were, by heart; and in proportion as time separates us, he appears to me like a beautiful dream. And would you believe that, in my recollections of Napoleon, that which seems to me to approach most nearly to ideal excellence is not the hero, filling the world with his gigantic fame, but the man, viewed in the relations of private life?"—Recollections of Caulaincourt, Duke of Vicenza, vol. i. 197.

SERIES A

(For subjoined Notes to this Series