Pauline Bonaparte and her Lovers, as Revealed by Contemporary Witnesses, by her own Love-letters and by the Anti-Napoleonic Pamphleteers

This book provides an intimate look into the life of Pauline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon Bonaparte, and her multiple lovers. The content is drawn from contemporary witnesses including her own love letters and anti-Napoleonic pamphlets. Readers will be taken on a journey through the scandals and controversies surrounding the life of this fascinating figure.
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