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Napoleon I.,34–35,54,69,82,117.
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“Nouvelle Revue,”4,97.
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Ourusoff, Prince,119.
“Owl, The,”46–47.
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“Pall Mall Gazette,”122.
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Pelissier, Marshal,71–72.
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Prince Consort,60.
Procter, Adelaide,17.
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