Synopsis
About Julia Blackburn
See more books from this AuthorDescribed by the author as a place ``further away from anywhere than anywhere else in the world,'' St. Helena is an island, ten-and-one-half miles long and six miles wide, located in the middle of the South Atlantic, on whichNapoleon spent the last six years of his life in exile (1815-1821).
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| Read Full Review of THE EMPEROR'S LAST ISLANDTwo historical novels, one about Mesmer and the other about Napoleon, together with a book about Napoleon, The Emperor’s Last Island, that might easily (all too easily?) have become a historical novel: with such books before him the reviewer asks himself, not for the first time, what he feels abo...
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