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| JOSEPHINE | 275 | |
| I. | Early years | 280 |
| II. | In the Artillery | 283 |
| III. | Early poverty | 285 |
| IV. | A youthful cynic | 288 |
| V. | Flight from Corsica | 291 |
| VI. | A first chance | 294 |
| VII. | He | 298 |
| VIII. | She | 299 |
| IX. | Bonaparte knocks | 300 |
| X. | The room | 301 |
| XI. | Enter Josephine | 302 |
| XII. | The fascination begins | 303 |
| XIII. | In the toils | 305 |
| XIV. | Venial mendacities | 307 |
| XV. | Dithyrambic love | 310 |
| XVI. | Suspicion | 312 |
| XVII. | Frivolous Josephine | 313 |
| XVIII. | The first quarrels | 317 |
| XIX. | Hippolyte Charles | 322 |
| XX. | In Egypt | 323 |
| XXI. | Hopeless Josephine | 331 |
| XXII. | Napoleon's infidelities | 333 |
| XXIII. | Madame Walewska | 335 |
| XXIV. | The divorce | 338 |
| XXV. | After the divorce | 342 |
| MARIE LOUISE | 344 | |
| I. | The Corsican ogre | 344 |
| II. | The rearing of Marie Louise | 347 |
| III. | Iphigenia | 350 |
| IV. | Everlasting peace | 351 |
| V. | The bridegroom | 354 |
| VI. | As a Western odalisque | 355 |
