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See W. Geer, Napoleon and His Family (3 vol., 1927–29); F. M. Kircheisen, The Jovial King (1928, tr. 1932); R. M. Wilson, Napoleon's Mother (1933); C. E. Macartney and J. G. Dorrance, The Bonapartes in America (1939); S. Mitchell, A Family Lawsuit: The Story of Elisabeth Patterson and Jérôme Bonaparte (1958); M. Stirling, Madame Letizia (1961); D. Stacton, The Bonapartes (1966), and O. Connelly, Napoleon's Satellite Kingdoms (1965).

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