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Soon after his appointment as consul-general James had taken the magnificent
Palais Fouche formerly occupied by Napoleon's commissioner of police, and the
magnificent style in which he lived served to enhance his prestige. He was still a
...
Soon after his appointment as consul-general James had taken the magnificent
Palais Fouche formerly occupied by Napoleon's commissioner of police, and the
magnificent style in which he lived served to enhance his prestige. He was still a
...
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James in Paris had had the best success, relatively, in making his way socially,
since society in that city, having been convulsed by the changes of revolution and
imperialism, did not hang together with the same consistency as in England and
...
James in Paris had had the best success, relatively, in making his way socially,
since society in that city, having been convulsed by the changes of revolution and
imperialism, did not hang together with the same consistency as in England and
...
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The general situation was exceedingly unpleasant, although Solomon and
James, especially James, still hoped that the storm would pass over. But at the
end of June rumors were thickening to the effect that the king and Polignac
meditated a ...
The general situation was exceedingly unpleasant, although Solomon and
James, especially James, still hoped that the storm would pass over. But at the
end of June rumors were thickening to the effect that the king and Polignac
meditated a ...
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The Origins and the Early Activities | 1 |
CHAPTER H The Rothschild Family During | 28 |
chapter 1n The Great Napoleonic Crisis and | 109 |
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| Título | The Rise of the House of Rothschild |
| Autor | Count Egon Caesar Corti |
| Publicado en | 1928 |
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