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First published in 1844, these memoirs recount a child's friendship with the exiled Bonaparte on St Helena.

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First published in 1844, these memoirs by Betsy Balcombe (later Abell) recall her childhood friendship with Napoleon Bonaparte when he first arrived in exile on St Helena after the defeat of Waterloo, and offer an unusual view of one of the most significant figures of modern history.

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