Letter

 1 Introd  |        the nation by the first Napoleon dwindled to a spirit of
 2 Introd  |     bourgeois smugness under a Napoleon who had inherited nothing
 3 LXX     |      Footnote: Name applied to Napoleon III.]~I have tried in vain
 4 LXXIX   |        Footnote: Prince Jerome Napoleon.] at Magny’s and I told
 5 LXXXVII |       a shadow of them.~Prince Napoleon, whom I saw at his sister’
 6 XCVII   |    correspondence of the first Napoleon. What a nice bit, eh? Doesn’
 7 XCVIII  |       his children. Our friend Napoleon is the godfather of Aurore,
 8 C       |       Royal, [Footnote: Jerome Napoleon.] who would have been happy
 9 CLVI    | Hortense, and foster-sister of Napoleon III.] is very kind to unfortunates
10 CLXXII  |     France under Louis XIV and Napoleon. The other organs are inconvenienced
11 CLXXV   |      love you.~What a fine St. Napoleon we have!~G. Sand~
12 CCLXXXVI|      proportion to his vision. Napoleon shares his ideas, he does
13 CCXCV   |     most desperate, and Prince Napoleon feels exactly the way he