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Hereditary Genius
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GENEALOGY OF THE BONAPARTE FAMILY.
1. Joseph, King of Naples
and then of Spain
m. Julia Clary.
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Daughters
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2.
Napoleon I
m. twice.
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1.
King of Rome, but
now styled Napoleon
II.; a consumptive
youth, d. Aet. 20.
2.
Count Walewski
(illegitimate); eminent
diplomatist; French
ambassador in
England.
3. Lucien, Prince de Canino;
m. twice.
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1. Charles Lucien.
2. Prince Louis;
philologist.
4. Eliza, Princess Piombino
and Lucca; “the Italian
Semiramis;”
m. Baciocchi.
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Napoleon Eliza.
5. Louis, King of Holland;
m. Hortense Beauharnais.
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1. Napoleon Ch.
2. Charles Napoleon.
3. Louis, Napoleon III.
6. Marie Pauline;
m.
1. Genl. Leclerc.
2. Prince Camillo Borghese.
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No children.
7. Jerome, King of
Westphalia; President of
State Council under
Napoleon;
m. Princess of Wurtemburg.
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1. Princess Mathilde;
m. Prince Demidoff.
2. Prince Napoleon;
m. Clothilde, dau. of King
of Italy.
Carlo Bonaparte, a
Corsican judge.
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Letitia Namolini,
known as
“Madame la
Mere.” Was a
heroine by nature
and one of the
most beautiful
young women of
her day. She
followed her
husband in all his
journeys through
the then
dangerously
disturbed island.
She was firm and
undaunted.
Afterwards she
became “a pale but
earnest woman,
who, after speaking
of anything that
interested her
deeply, sat with
compressed lips
and wide-open
eyes, an image of
firmness of
purpose combined
with depth of
feeling” (Duchess
ed'Abrantes).
Napoleon esteemed
her highly.
8. Caroline;
m. Murat, King of Naples.
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Lucien Napoleon Murat.
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