An account of Napoleon Bonaparte's final years and imprisonment on the remote island of Saint Helena, written by two of his companions during that time. The two authors, the Marquis de Montholon and the Comte de Montholon, were close confidants of the exiled emperor, and their memoir provides a unique insight into his daily life, conversations, and struggles. The book also covers some of the political controversies surrounding Napoleon's captivity and death, making it a valuable resource for historians and fans of Napoleonic history alike.

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