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Having escaped to the United States after Waterloo, Joseph Bonaparte selected Philadelphia as the most congenial and convenient
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LACOSTE Émilie [Paris, 1798 - id., 1879], maîtresse de Joseph Bonaparte, elle a été aussi la maîtresse de Prosper Mérimée. Ensemble de 3 longues lettres autographes signées, adressées à son beau-frère. De
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Having escaped to the United States after Waterloo, Joseph Bonaparte selected Philadelphia as the most congenial and convenient
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