To the Empress, at Paris.
Osterode, March 17, 1807, 10 P.M.
I have received yours of March 5th, from which I see with pleasure that you are well. My health is perfect. Yet the weather of the past two days has been cold again; the thermometer to-night has been at 10°, but the sun has given us a very fine day.
Adieu, dear. Very kindest regards to everybody.
Tell me something about the death of that poor Dupuis; have his brother told that I wish to help him.
My affairs here go excellently.—Yours ever,
Napoleon.
No. 57.
March 25th.—Abolition of slave trade in Great Britain by Parliament.