by representing Josephine as forgetting her husband, immersed in pleasure, and coquetting with all the world.
Napoleon was exceedingly disturbed, and wrote Josephine a very severe letter. The following extract from her reply fully explains the nature of this momentary estrangement:
Letter to Bonaparte.
\"Is it possible, general, that the letter I have just received comes from you? I can scarcely credit it when I compare
by representing Josephine as forgetting her husband, immersed in pleasure, and coquetting with all the world.
Napoleon was exceedingly disturbed, and wrote Josephine a very severe letter. The following extract from her reply fully explains the nature of this momentary estrangement:
Letter to Bonaparte.
\"Is it possible, general, that the letter I have just received comes from you? I can scarcely credit it when I compare
