"Condé! what a name! the universe reveres it;
To this country it is ever dear;
Mars honors it during war,
And Minerva during peace."
[L] Zénaïde and Lolotte (Charlotte), the two daughters of Joseph.
[M] "The entrance of Joseph to Cosenza, the capital of hither Calabria, on the 11th of April, was as a national fête. Guards of honor, chosen from among the most distinguished families, all the clergy, all the population were at the gates to receive him. He was accompanied into the city with shouts of joy, the streets being ornamented with triumphal arches. One would have thought that he was a sovereign returning after a long absence to the midst of a people by whom he was idolized."—Mémoires et Correspondence Politique et Militaire, du Roi Joseph, p. 127.
[N] Daughter of the king.
[O] An island in the lake of Mortfontaine.
[P] Madame Letitia, Napoleon's mother.
[Q] We are indebted, for the report of this conversation, to M. Simon, of Nantes, a nephew of the bishop.
[R] Napoleon then contemplated making Lucien King of Naples.
[S] Don Carlos and Don Antonio.