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The Napoleon dynasty

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Lester, Charles Edwards
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Title The Napoleon dynasty / by the Berkeley men and another [I.E. Charles Edwards Lester and Edwin Williams].
Contributors Williams, Edwin
Greenwood, Frederick
Publisher London : Clarke, Beeton
Creation Date [1853]
Notes Added title page with vignette: the Napoleon dynasty, or, history of the Bonaparte family
Content Contents: from Charles Bonaparte to Napoleon II by the Berkeley men-- Louis Napoleon by F.Greenwood
Extent vi, 618 p., [22] leaves of plates : ill. ports
18 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990010024170205171

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