Napoleon's British visitors and captives, 1801-1815

by John Goldworth Alger

[183] F. 7, 3716.

[184] A. F. iv. 1504. Folkard, The Sailing Boat, 1853.

[185] A. F. iv. 1495.

[186] A. F. iv. 1491.

[187] F. 7, 3767.

[188] A. F. iv. 1502–1504.

[189] Bell’s Weekly Messenger, according to Maclean.

[190] Brotonne, Lettres de Napoléon.

[191] A. F. iv. 1495.

[192] A. F. iv. 1491. The mistress was probably the lady for whose arrival from Paris he had waited at Calais in 1803, thus losing his chance of escape. His breach of parole led to many English at Aix-la-Chapelle and elsewhere being relegated to Verdun.