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      MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,

 Complete    


      By LOUIS ANTOINE FAUVELET DE BOURRIENNE    

      His Private Secretary    



      Edited by R. W. Phipps Colonel, Late Royal Artillery    
      1891    


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      CONTENTS    
 PREFACE 1836 EDITION. 
 PREFACE 1885 EDITION. 
 AUTHOR'S INTRODUCTION. 
 NOTE. 
 VOLUME I. — 1769-1800  
 CHAPTER 1 1769-1783. Authentic date of Bonaparte's birth—His family          ruined by the Jesuits—His taste for military amusements—Sham siege at          the College of Brienne—The porter's wife and Napoleon—My intimacy with          Bonaparte at college—His love for the mathematics, and his dislike of          Latin—He defends Paoli and blames his father—He is ridiculed by his          comrades—Ignorance of the monks—Distribution of prizes at          Brienne—Madame de Montesson and the Duke of Orleans—Report of M.          Keralio on Bonaparte—He leaves Brienne.        
 CHAPTER II. 1784-1794. Bonaparte enters the Military College of Paris—He          urges me to embrace the military profession—His report on the state of          the Military School of Paris—He obtains a commission—I set off for          Vienna—Return to Paris, where I again meet Bonaparte—His singular          plans for raising money—Louis XVI, with the red cap on his head— The          10th of August—My departure for Stuttgart—Bonaparte goes to Corsica—My          name inscribed on the list of emigrants—Bonaparte at the siege of          Toulon—Le Souper de Beaucaire—Napoleon's mission to Genoa—His          arrest—His autographical justification —Duroc's first connection with          Bonaparte.        
 CHAPTER III. 1794-1795. Proposal to send Bonaparte to La Vendée—He is struc                        
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