A rose for virtue

the very private life of Hortense, stepdaughter of Napoleon I, mother of Napoleon III

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Norah Lofts
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A rose for virtue

the very private life of Hortense, stepdaughter of Napoleon I, mother of Napoleon III

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Hortense Beauharnais finds herself rubbing shoulders with royalty when her mother remarries to become the wife of Napoleon Bonaparte. As Napoleon struggles for power on the battlefields of Europe, so Hortense navigates her way through the French court - a precarious chessboard world where the motivations are jealousy and greed and the prizes are the thrones of conquered countries.

Despite attempts to retain her individuality, Hortense soon finds herself married to Napoleon's younger brother Louis - who is later crowned King of Holland. However, Hortense's heart belongs to Charles de Flahaut, a gallant young officer. Unwilling to cross her stepfather, Hortense must bide her time and wait and see whether time will take her to her lover.

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Publisher
G. K. Hall
Language
English
Pages
628

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A Rose for Virtue
October 12, 1978, Fawcett
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1971, Doubleday c
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Edition Notes

Large print ed.

Published in
Boston
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
823/.9/12
Library of Congress
PZ3.L825 Rr5, PR6023.O35 Rr5

The Physical Object

Pagination
628 p.
Number of pages
628

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4559722M
ISBN 10
081616021X
LCCN
77038930
OCLC/WorldCat
220074
Library Thing
732826
Goodreads
1034997

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