The Empress Eugénie and her circle

Antoine Charles Ernest Barthez

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THE LIBRARY OF UNIVERSITYTHE OF CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE Ex Libris C. K. OGDEN THE EMPRESS EUGENIE AND HER CIRCLE — : 1-Two Vols. Demy 800, cloth. 21 net. The Memoirs of Dr. Thomas W. Evans Recollections of the Second French Empire. Edited Edwardby A. Crane, M.D. Illustrated. "A collection of memoirs of the dentist ot the un- fortunate Emperor Napoleon. Dr. Evans occupied a somewhat unique position in Paris during the Second Empire. Dentist by appointment to the Royal Family, he naturally met all the principal personages, both French and foreign, ; he was also closein Paris a and intimate friend of his Imperial patron, who seems to have welcomed him as a confident because of his un- official and non-political position. . . . Sustained and moving interest marks the whole book. The personal element, necessarily obvious, is never obtruded ; and the whole work gives a picture of history, living, intimate, and convincing." The Daily News. LONDON: T. FISHER UNWIN THE EUGENIEEMPRESS AND HER CIRCLE BY Dr. E. BARTHEZ PHYSICIAN TO THK PRINCE IMPERIAL TRANSLATED BY BERNARD MIALL WITH ILLUSTRATIONS31 \T . FISHER NW IU LONDON : ADELPHI TERRACE LEIPSIC: INSELSTRASSE 20 1912 [All rights reserved.) :: :: : :: CONTENTS LetterI. of July, 1856 (Paris)7 Dr. Barthez appointed physician-in-ordinary to the Prince Imperial. .... II-15 Why required . . . . . 12 A careful father . . . . 14 II. Letter of 8 (Paris)July, 1856 Appearance and manner of the Empress . . 16 The Prince and suite . . . .

Sujets

• Napoléon III
• France

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 11
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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THE LIBRARY
OF
UNIVERSITYTHE
OF CALIFORNIA
RIVERSIDE
Ex Libris
C. K. OGDENTHE EMPRESS EUGENIE
AND HER CIRCLE— :
1-Two Vols. Demy 800, cloth. 21 net.
The Memoirs of Dr. Thomas W. Evans
Recollections of the Second French Empire.
Edited Edwardby A. Crane, M.D.
Illustrated.
"A collection of memoirs of the dentist ot the un-
fortunate Emperor Napoleon. Dr. Evans occupied a
somewhat unique position in Paris during the Second
Empire. Dentist by appointment to the Royal Family,
he naturally met all the principal personages, both
French and foreign, ; he was also closein Paris a and
intimate friend of his Imperial patron, who seems to
have welcomed him as a confident because of his un-
official and non-political position. . . . Sustained and
moving interest marks the whole book. The personal
element, necessarily obvious, is never obtruded ; and the
whole work gives a picture of history, living, intimate,
and convincing." The Daily News.
LONDON: T. FISHER UNWINTHE
EUGENIEEMPRESS
AND HER CIRCLE
BY
Dr. E. BARTHEZ
PHYSICIAN TO THK PRINCE IMPERIAL
TRANSLATED BY BERNARD MIALL
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS31
\T . FISHER NW IU
LONDON : ADELPHI TERRACE
LEIPSIC: INSELSTRASSE 20
1912[All rights reserved.)