New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

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THE COURT OF NAPOLEON;
o. SOCIETY ENDER THE FIRsT EMPIRE.
ITS BEAUTIES wis AND HERoIsEs
LIST OF fSsisH 'E$S 'Sar;isis PAINT
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PAULINE BosAraarE Madame Jvsor, DucHEss
CAROLINE BoSA'ARTE- LARAMIE
JosEFHINE. Madame DE STaEL-
HoRrLSsE DE BE,uHAnxAIs. Mdle 6EoaeEs.
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euon, and the binding are all in harmony.
THE engraving. work in poin, Of ,r.i.ic execution
eIeed by anything of the kind which has been pub
and color Of the original port. q those eeIsb.,s
wSme5 The original. are b Gerard David ssAsasI .sd
Whole .cTi r fact i: sni.hed md tssuia
and would the most boudoir or library
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gift book for the holidays intrinsic value indie
pendent Of the en've gallery Of female beauty which form;
Sospsie. .ie,ehs: By tn: -Tsf Of It. s';s.::
The .ypOu.ph.. execution paper bndin. hi. vol
:ys e .s..as. beauty Of which the Amer
can Pre-" can '' Prom is soi ss,%R E:;y. Book
one Of the S0o : which are PTGPe E :s
very 1sf
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celebrated in NapOeon' time for h:rOi'm wit and beauty
1.-THE literary Of the volume piq1.nt and
PERTAINING A. the Ornamental, portion is elegant The Court OF
est and most glorious aspect MINGLED with beautiful and
talented women ar. the Mrh.; Of the Empire covered With
esmen ministers and courters whose names are al his
torical."
Work to BE- s%on , the s
great works Of The Western Continent holiday e SoOi
past wO hs; we have ,sD e9oA sa Zee.
the title where in inferior miniature appears her little
minute msdsOns oi the three Emperors, Napoleon IL.
and ILL., and the present Empress Eusene The letter
t iiiGl ~ '.' " d.
Ths originality Of this work /, in Its construction The wr
hs, evidently carefully psru,ed the histories Of the Preach
phes ssircsl and neicuous with which the
ee.: Of II. French school, sas been freely md the
author himself be fully mbgsd with its spirit 80 th
Of Hou'..ys and J,nin, md Guaot. ..,..-
Few gs viii prove gilmore lasting satfseon TO the ortu
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taken he has spent eight years in Paris enjoyed
liar OPP for H. and the European cores
Of SaI IN the
rarely possessed IN an equal degree b wies, hG.s es
Instinct MT GoodeS given such sketches q al the most
celebrated who figured the court Of the h, Napoleon
AZ serve illustrate his social tastes and the domestic
morality which prsv.isd about him
"H.seord possible apparently from the :piL. Of
paIzar ship wtba not only tedious but
@ the fS ss
% IS ssen u Dot Of hi
attest es Of gossip and curious personality to DO found any
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1--WE gave brief notice Of this charming book when h,t
ia .. hat ~ "hi. our
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the hin and portratures Of the superb women wso
the .res, attractions Of the magnificent Court Of Napoleon
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masn6csnt foreaste Of Chrstma In the shape
1 s f.. pp s yee and
ceensy 1t seem. have been fashioned and finished sx
s sss. .S 10 Tasey bdns and bright golden
this oa the appearance of splendid '''f' worthy Of
Let U. i.ss up tendery with e.Ie1.aa To- here
Of the Enprshe beauties esned 10 France s.nd Oys.
ali Europe bede) under the reign ofNapoleon the First To
ns no With thu. . in
civilization which turned society 0Py1ry va and ,sw
Of beauty that eyer :Iaed IL the sys: 81 the w1sa
are called whose ustrous portraits the Court of Ma
poeop gorgeous group Of sixteen witty handsome heroic
women who hang like sasnd Of roses around the memory OF
''' S'Besoms the Monarch better than his Crown
beauty: PRIDE and and compile are
s' rs. w. of
Durs Nj GoOdchs eight year, residence IN France he
had unusual facilities for obtaining msterial for this work lie
ba, the Of authentic biographies BUT
having made hmsef with the opinions entertained
by French people Of the present day upon the persons and
OF society under the regime Of Napoleon He has given US
the tragedies and Of period In French history remak
bic for plendor crime touching with skiul hand III
cdens written In gold and blood The whole book 10
like where meets hing and P.venu and see
the fantastic msdnets of people who seldom sane We
hold the beautiful and mournfu shadows OF the
past. ,,,, ,,,
Mr.. Goodrich sketches character admirably His Pose
pedantic shows the author TO De scholar IL
classical graceful and suggestive The volume throws Light
upon a phase of EsPoleon's life: o,, ,,
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