11.—Demand that this note be sent to Lord Liverpool, as also your letter of yesterday, and of 13th and 14th April, in order that the Prince Regent may know my murderer, and may cause him to be brought to public punishment.
12.—If he does not, I bequeath the opprobrium of my death to the reigning House of England.
NAPOLEON.
Longwood, 27th April, 1818.
Document A. PROTEST ADDRESSED TO THE GOVERNOR, ON
THE 22d JULY, 1818.
In the name of the Emperor Napoleon, I am enjoined to protest,
1.—Against all violation of our enclosure by servants, workmen or others, whom you would secretly invest with public authority.
2.—Against the insults offered to Dr. O’Meara to compel him to leave this place, and against the obstructions, either public or secret, which you have opposed or may oppose to Napoleon’s being assisted in his illness by the advice of some medical officer in whom he may have confidence, who may be accredited in the service of his Britannic Majesty, or known to practise publicly in the island.
3.—Against all testimonies, reports and writings of the militia officer Hyster, who is only placed at Longwood to be an instrument of hatred and vengeance.