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Abbas Pasha, khedive of Egypt
Abd el-Kader
Abdul Aziz, Sultan
Abdülmecid, Sultan
Aberdeen, Lord
Adam, mayor of Boulogne
Africa, French in. See also Algeria
agriculture
Aix-les-Bains
Aladenize, Lieutenant
Alba, duke of
Albert, Prince
quoted
Alembert, Alfred d’
Alexander I, tsar
Alexander II, tsar
assassination attempt
Algeria
French aggression against and occupation of
French army in
French colonists in
land ownership
LN’s 1st visit to
LN’s 2nd visit to
LN’s vision for
long-term cost to France
Ministry of
natural disasters (1867, 1868)
as penal colony
war casualties
Algerians
deaths due to French presence
French attempt to remake their way of life
French citizenship offered to
migrations to France
rebellions
tribal life in
Ali Pasha
Alphand, Jean Charles
Alsace
Alton Shée, Edmond d’
Americas, Spanish, LN’s interest in
Amiens
amnesty of prisoners
Amoros, Colonel
Andromeda (ship)
Arabic language
Arc de Triomphe, German triumphal parade to
Arenenberg, Switzerland
Arese, Antoinette (née Fagnini)
Arese, Francesco
Arese, Marc
Armandi, Pier Damiano
Armani, Count
Army of Alsace
Army of Châlons
Army of the Rhine
artillery
Artillery Manual (by LN)
Asia. See Far East; Near East
assassination attempts
Augsburg, Bavaria
Augusta, Queen of Prussia
Austria
and Crimean War
and France
and Germany / Prussia
and Holy Lands crisis
isolation of
occupation of northern Italy
police surveillance of Bonapartes
railways
war with Sardinia and France
“Authority” (LN’s catchword)
Avenue Victoria
Baciocchi, Felix
Baden
Baden Conference (1860)
balance of power
Balkans
balls
masked
of the Second Empire
Bally, Lieutenant
Baltic
Balzac, Honoré
banking
failures
reforms
Baraguay d’Hilliers, Achille
Barrot, Ferdinand
Barrot, Odilon
Bassano, Duke de
Bataille, Lieutenant
Bates, Joshua
Bavaria
Bazaine, François Achille
Beauharnais, Eugène de (brother of Hortense Beauharnais)
Beauharnais, Eugène Hortense de (daughter of Eugène)
Belgium
Bellanger, Marguerite
La Belle Hélène (opera)
La Belle Poule (ship)
Benedetti, Vincent, Count
Berbers
Berger, Jean Jacques
Berlioz, Hector
Bernard, Simon
Berryer, Pierre Antoine
Bertrand, Abbé (LN’s tutor)
Bertrand, Henri
Besançon
Bessarabi
Béville, Colonel de
Biarritz
Bismarck, Herbert von
Bismarck, Otto von
appointed minister-president of Prussia
birth and upbringing
“blood and iron” speech
character and personality of
diplomatic career
and the Franco-Prussian War
meets LN
quoted
and the Spanish throne
“the Troublemaker of Europe”
Bizoin, Alexandre Glais, quoted
Black Sea
Blanc, Louis
Blanckenburg, Moritz von
Blanqui, Louis Auguste
Bleichröder, Gerson von
Blessington, Lady (Marguerite Gardiner)
blood sports (such as bullfighting)
Bois de Boulogne
Bonaparte, Catherine (wife of Jérôme)
Bonaparte, Charlotte
Bonaparte, Jérôme
Bonaparte, Joséph, king of Spain
Bonaparte, Lucien
Bonaparte, Mathilde
quoted
Bonaparte, Pierre
Bonaparte/Bure, Eugene (illegitimate son of LN)
Bonaparte/Bure, Louis (illegitimate son of LN)
Bonaparte family
banished from France by 1832 decree
hostile to Eugénie
jealousy and hostility within
line of succession
restoring the Empire of, plot
Bonapartists
Bonard, Admiral
Bordeaux
Bosphorus
Boucher, Gabriel
Bouchet, Achille
Bouffar, Zulma
Boulogne
Boulogne, Lieutenant
Boulogne Expedition
cost of
an eagle chained to ship’s mast
inquiry of LN by Chamber of Peers
Bourbaki, Charles
Bourbon family
overthrow of
Bourse
bread, price of
bribery
Britain
colonies and foreign wars
electoral reform
explorations
hostility toward Bonapartes
industry
LN’s safety in
navy
police surveillance of Bonapartes
relations with France
support for LN’s coup d’etat
trade
wars
British Library
Broglie, Victor de
Brougham, Lord
Bugeaud, Thomas
Bulwer-Lytton, Henry
Bu Maza
Burgoyne, Sir John
Cambacères, master of ceremonies
Cambodia
Camden Place, Chislehurst, Kent
Canrobert, François
Capefigue, Baptiste, quoted
Capelletti, Monseigneur
Carbonari
Cardigan, Lord
Carlier, Pierre
Carnot, Hippolyte
Casanova, Arrighi de, duke of Padua
Casimir-Perier, Auguste
Casimir-Perier family
Castellane, Victor de
Castellon, Francisco
Castelnau, General
Castiglione, Virginia Oldoini, Contessa de
Catholic Church / Catholics
LN a Catholic
Cavaignac, Louis Eugène
Cavour, Count Camillo Benso di
censorship
Central America, canal across
Châlons-sur-Marne
Chamber of Peers
Chambord, Comte de
Chandler, David
Changarnier, Nicolas
“Charge of the Light Brigade”
Charles X, king
Charlotte, Princess of Belgium
Chartists
Chartres
Chasseloup-Laubat, Prosper de
Chateaubriand, René de
Cherbourg
Cherubini, Luigi
Chesney, F. R.
Chevereau, Henri
China, Anglo-French military expedition in
cholera epidemics
Chopin, Frederic
Christian IX of Denmark
Cibrario, Luigi
City of Edinburgh (ship)
Clamecy, insurgents at
Clarendon, Lord
Clotilde, princess of Sardinia
Cochelet, Mlle.
Cohen, Mels
Col-Puygelier, Captain
Commune of Paris
Compagnie Universelle du Canal Maritime de Suez
Compiègne, palace of, invitations to stay at, and activities at
Confederation of the Rhine
Congress of Paris (1856)
Congress of Vienna (1815)
Conneau, Eugène
Conneau, Henri
Constance, Bavaria
Constantinople
Conti, Eugène
convents, for unmarriageable daughters
Cornu, Hortense
Corps Législatif
Corsica, Eugénie’s visit to
Corvisart, Adolphe
coup of 1851
planning of
Cousin-Montauban, Charles, Count de Palikao
Cowley, Henry Wellesley, Lord
Cowley, Lady
Crédit Mobilier
Crémieux, Adolphe
Crimean War
casualties of
homecoming ceremony
negotiations to end
Crow, James
Dardanelles
Daru, Count
Darwin, Charles
Daumier, Honoré
Deauville
Delacroix, Eugène
Delescluze, Louis
Delessert, Cécile
Delessert, Edouard
Delessert, Gabriel
Demarle, Major
Denmark
Devil’s Island, French Guiana
Digne
Disraeli, Benjamin
quoted
Djibouti
Dôme des Invalides, Napoléon interred in
Douay, Abel
Du Camp, Maxime
quoted
Duchâtel, Charles
Ducrot, General
Dufour, General
Dumas, Alexander, fils
Dumas, Alexander, père
Duruy, Victor
Eastern Orthodox Church
Eckstädt, Friedrich Vitzthum von
education
secular vs. Catholic
Edward, Prince of Wales
Egypt
Élysée Palace
Monday evening receptions at
Ems telegram
Enfantin, Barthélemy Prosper
England, relations with France
Espinasse, Colonel later General
Eugénie de Montijo
(1849) in Paris
(1870) flight from Paris
ancestry
character and pastimes
childhood
family ties with LB
kindness and generosity of
letters to LN
marriage quest
political passion
quoted
reconciliation with LN
sex life with LN, terminated by her
son and heir born by
visits LN in German prison
mentioned
European Union, envisioned by LN
Evans, Thomas
Exelmans, Rémi
Exposition Universelle (1855)
Exposition Universelle (1867) (Great Paris Exhibition)
The Extinction of Pauperism (pamphlet by LN)
Faidherbe, Louis
Falloux du Coudray, Alfred Pierre, Count de
Falloux Law
Faraday, Michael
Far East, Anglo-French cooperation in
Faucher, Léon
quoted
Favre, Jules
Ferdinand VIII of Spain
Ferry, Jules
Fesch, uncle
Feydeau, Ernest
Fieschi, Giuseppe
Filon, Augustin
Flahaut, Charles de
quoted
Flaubert, Gustave
Fleury, Émile
Fleury, Mmes de
Florence
Fontainebleau palace
Forcade La Roquette, Adolphe de
Forlí
Fortoul, Hippolyte
Foucault, Léon
Fould, Achille
Fould, Benoît
Fouqier d’Herouël, Count
France
army. See French army
centralization of government
colonies and foreign wars
Constitution. See Second Republic
economy (in 1848)
elections of 1848
elections of 1869
elections of 1871
electorate, size and qualifications of
finances, repaired by LN
financial crash of 1848
food and raw materials, self-sufficiency in, aim of LN
great nation status
industry and science
isolation of, because of Napoléon III’s wars
isolation of, by Germany
navy
plebiscite of 1851
plebiscite of 1852
plebiscite of 1870
police
political instability of
presidential term
relations with Britain
relations with Germany
relations with Italy
wars
Franco-Prussian War
casualties
continuation of, after Sedan
indemnity demanded of France
now-or-never nature of, from Bismarck’s point of view
objectives of, war plan lacking
Frank-Carré, Émile
Franz Josef, Emperor
Frederick VII of Denmark
Free-Trade Commercial Treaty (1860)
French army
in Algeria
budget reduction
equipment shortages and lack of supplies
intelligence staff lacking
lack of preparation by
lack of war aim
in Mexico
size of
French empire
expansion of
French language
Friedrich, Crown Prince (later Friedrich III)
Friedrich I, king of Württemberg
Friedrich I of Baden
Friedrich Karl, Prince
Friedrich Wilhelm IV, king
Frossard, General
Gambetta, Leon
Gare de l’Est
Garibaldi, Giuseppe
Garnier-Pagès, Louis-Antoine
Gastard, M.
Gastein Convention
Gazelle (yacht)
Gerlach, Ludwig von
German Federation
German language
German Reich (Empire)
Germans, LN’s affection for
Germany
LN’s affinity to
relations with France
thirty-nine independent governments of
unification of
See also Prussia
Gibbon, Edward
Girardin, Delphine Gay de
quoted
Girardin, Émile de
Goddard, Father
Goltz, Count von der
Goncourt, Edmond de
Gore House, London
Government of National Defense
Gramont, Agenor, Duke de
Grand Central
La Grande Duchesse de Gerolstein
Gravière, Jurien de la
Greece
Gregory XVI, Pope
Grivégnée, Baron
Gruber, Joseph
Guatemala
Guizot, François
Gull, Sir William
Gyulay, Ferenc
Hachette, Louis
Halévy, Ludovic
Halleck, Fitz-Greene
Ham prison (Château de Ham)
LN imprisoned in
LN’s apartment in
Haryett, Martin Constantin
Hase, Dr.
Haussmann, Georges
appointed prefect of the Seine
birth (1809) and schooling
could not provide full dowry for daughters
family background
hostile campaign against
Mémoires
musical training
pension suppressed
quoted
reshaping of Paris
tries to retire, and is fired
wife and children
mentioned
Hautpoul, Alphonse d’
Hautpoul, Beaufort d’
Hébert, policeman
Hesse-Darmstadt
history, writing of
Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, Leopold von
Holstein
Holy Roman Empire
Hortense de Beauharnais (mother of LN)
(1808) birth of Louis Napoléon
(1831) illegally in Paris
(1831) in London
(1837) sickness, death, burial
estate
harried existence of, after fall of Napoléonic Empire
illegitimate son of (Morny, Auguste de)
influence on LN
known as Duchess de Saint-Leu
mentioned
Hôtel des Invalides
Hôtel de Ville
housing, for the poor
Houssaye, Arsène
Howard, Harriet
Hübner, Alexander Graf von
Hugo, Victor
Hungary
identity passports
Ile de la Cité
India
French in
Indian Mutiny (1857)
Indian Ocean, French colonies in
Indochina
Indochina (Vietnam)
Ingres, Jean-Auguste-Dominique
insurgents
executions of
Invalides Palace
Irving, Washington
Isabella II, Queen of Spain
Ismail, Khedive
Italian Confederation
Italian Opera house, LN and Eugénie attend
Italian Question
Italians, LN’s affection for
Italy
Austrian occupation of northern Italy
independence movement
Kingdom of, created
LN’s activity in
Pope’s rule in
relations with France
revolutionary feelings in
unification of
War of Independence
Jecker, Jean Baptiste
Jefferson, Thomas
Jerusalem, Holy Places in
Jews, French
Jockey Club
Johnson, Andrew
Joséphine de Beauharnais
Juárez, Benito
July Monarchy. See Louis Philippe d’Orléans
June Days (1848)
Junkers
Kars
Keith, Admiral Lord
Kirkpatrick, William
Kisseleff, Paul
Kossuth, Lajos
Kronstadt
Laborde, Colonel
labor unions
La Guéronnière, M. de, booklet on Italy
La Harpe, Octavie de
Lamartine, Alphonse de
quoted
Lamoricière, General
Lansdowne. See also Shelburne
Lansdowne, Lord
Laos
Larrey, Dr.
Lebanon
Lebas, Philippe
Leboeuf, Edmond
Lebreton-Bourbaki, Mme.
Ledru-Rollin, Alexandre
Le Duff de Mésonan, Séverin, major
Legislative Body (Corps Législatif)
debate in, allowed
Le Hon, Charles
Le Hon, Fanny
Le Hon, Léopold
Le Hon, Louise
Leopold I of Belgium
Leroux, Pierre
Le Roy, Ferdinand
Lesseps, Ferdinand de
Lesseps, Jules de
Letizia Ramolini (mother of Napoléon)
Leuchtenberg, Duke de
Lhuys, Edouard Drouyn de
liberalism (political)
Loftus, Lord
Lombardy
Lorraine
Louis, imperial prince, called Comte de Pierrefond
slain by Zulus in South Africa
Louis XVIII
Louis Bonaparte, ex-king of Holland
bad relations with Hortense
death (1846)
declining health
mentioned
quoted
reaction to failure of Boulogne expedition
relationship with sons
shared custody of sons
view of war and the military
Louis Napoléon (known as Napoléon III)
(1808) birth of
(1817) Hortense’s custody of, in Arenenberg
(1817) schooling
(1829) wants to enroll in Russian army
(1831) London
(1831) Paris illegally
(1831) return to Arenenberg
(1833) first books published
(1836) Strasbourg coup, failure of
(1837) American exile, and travels
(1837) return to Europe
(1838) forced to leave Switzerland
(1838) in London
(1840) expedition to Boulogne, failed coup
(1840) tried before Chamber of Peers, condemned to perpetual imprisonment
(1840) imprisoned in Ham
(1845) plans to escape Ham prison
(1846) escapes Ham prison
(1846) in London
(1848) appears in France and returns to England
(1848) back in Paris for good
(1848) elected as deputy
(1848) elected president
(1848) takes position as president
(1849) meets and courts Eugénie
(1851) coup
(1852) chosen emperor by Senate and plebiscite
(1852) crowned Emperor as Napoléon III (for further discussions, see Napoléon III)
(1853) begins work with Haussmann
(1853) wedding to Eugénie
(1854) Crimean War
(1856) birth of heir, Louis
(1859) commands French army in Italy
(1860) at Baden Conference, called to explain his intentions
(1862) meets Bismarck
(1865) goes to Algeria to fix problems there
(July 19, 1870) declares war
(July 28, 1870) goes to war
(September 2, 1870) surrenders at Sedan, taken prisoner
(1870–1871) prisoner of Germans
(1870s) visitors to
(1871) released by Germans, goes to England
(1872) new coup planned
(January 2, 1873) operations on gallstone
(January 9, 1873) death
(January 15, 1873) burial and interment
abdication thoughts
accomplishments of
artistic tastes, lacking
assassination attempts
called an “outlaw”
Catholicism of
caution and anxiety of
and Cavour, talks
ceremonies and routines
character and personality of
condemnations of, re the Boulogne expedition
coup d’etat planned
denounced by Bonaparte clan
economic beliefs
as Emperor. See Napoléon III
enticed into 1870 war
finances of
health problems, gallstone
health problems, gout
health problems, a smoker
as “host” emperor
hunting and shooting prowess
imperial plans
invested with the Order of the Garter
lack of guidance after the deaths of Morny and Fould
lack of political connections when elected president
languages spoken by
learns existence of half brother Auguste de Morny
loss of grip (from 1869 on)
love of Italy
marriage plans
meets half brother Auguste de Morny
military abilities (weak)
mistresses
musical tastes, lacking
names of
Napoleonic heritage of
nominates Haussmann to Seine prefecture
peace-loving nature of
policies
political career
public relations on behalf of
quoted
relations with his father Louis Bonaparte
removed from French history books
scientific interests
sex life and many mistresses
size of fortune in exile in England
summer tours throughout France to get acquainted
support for arts
support for modern manufactures
tutors of
two illegitimate sons of (Eugene and Louis)
views and opinions
visitors to, while imprisoned by the German
visits to his father in Rome
writings
See also Napoléon III
Louis Philippe d’Orléans
(1830) accession
(1848) abdication and flight
(1850) death
finances
and Italy
plots against
receives mortal remains of Napoléon
seizure of property of
suppression of voting rights by
threats to regime of
Louvre, burning of library
Luxembourg
Lyon
machine guns
MacMahon, Patrice de, Duke of Magenta
Madagascar
Magnan, Bernard
Magne, Pierre
Mahmud I, Sultan
Mahmud II, Sultan
Mainz
Malmesbury, Lord
manufacturing
American
British
French
Marches
Margueritte, Jean
Maria da Braganza, queen of Portugal
Marie, Thomas
Marie Amélie, Queen
Marie Antoinette
Marie von Baden, duchess of Hamilton
Marrast, Armand
Marseille
Masonry
Masuyer, Valérie
Maupas, Émile de
Maximilian, Archduke, Emperor of Mexico
Maximilian I of Bavaria
Mazas prison
Mazzini, Giuseppe
measles epidemic
Mehmet Rushdi Pasha
Meilhac, Henri
Mellinet, General
Menchikov, marshal
Menotti, Ciro
Mérimée, Prosper
Metternich, Clement von
Metternich, Pauline von
quoted
Metternich, Richard von
Metz
Mexican Expedition
Mexico
Michele, Jules
middle class
Milan
military budget
Mirès, Jules
missionaries
Mocquard, Jean-François
Modena, duchy of
Moldavia
Moltke, Helmuth von
Mon Repos villa, Lausanne
Montalembert, Charles, Count de
Montauban, Colonel de
Montenegro
Montgomerie, Lord Archie
Montholon, Tristan de
Montijo, Cipriano, Count of
Montijo, Maria Manuela
Montijo, Paca de, duchess of Alba
Morier, Sir Robert
Morny, Auguste de
(1851) LN dismisses
(1852) LN reaches out to again
(1865) death
ambassador to Russia
art dealing
birth secret of
commercial dealings
and Fanny Le Hon
meets Louis Napoléon and works with him
opinion on Eugénie
presidency of Legislative Body
quoted
recognition (adoption) of, by Hortense
ruined in 1848
self-assessment
mentioned
Morocco
Mosselman, Alfred
Motley, John Lothrop
Muhammad Ali (Mehmet Ali), khedive of Egypt
Murat, Achille
Murat, Lucien
Murat, Napoléon
Napier, Charles
Naples
Napoléon I
(1804) crowned Emperor
(1815) fall of
(1840) mortal remains of, brought from St. Helena to Paris
(1840) procession in Paris
aggressions in Germany
avenging of, by Germans
a destructive and bloodthirsty tyrant
empire-building failures
exile in St. Helena
honors restored to
lasting imprint on France and Europe
memorabilia of LN’s
military failures
plans for France
protection of Orléans family by
quoted
tomb of
wedding ceremonies of, repeated for Napoléon III’s wedding
Napoleonic Empire
fall of
lines of succession
The Napoleonic Ideas (book by LN)
Napoleonic wars
Napoléon II, Duke of Reichstadt
(1832) death of
Napoléon III
(1852) crowned Emperor
(1854–55) state visits with Victoria and Albert
autocratic power of
histories of
shadow emperor
See also Louis Napoléon
Napoléon Joseph (Plon-Plon, Prince “Jérôme”)
Napoléon Louis Bonaparte, Prince
(1831) death by measles
in Italy
relations with father
Napoléon Louis-Charles, (1807) early death of
Nárvaez, Ramón
National Assembly, mass arrest of
National Workshops
navy, British
Near East
Nesselrode, Count
New Caledonia
newspapers, subsidized by LN
Ney, Edgar
Nicaragua
Nice
Nicholas I of Russia
Niel, Adolphe
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Nieuwerkerke, Alfred, Count de
Nightingale, Florence
Nigra, Constantin
Noir, Victor
Normanby, Marquess of
North German Confederation
dissolved by Bismarck
Norton, Caroline (née Sheridan)
Offenbach, Jacques
Ollivier, Émile
quoted
Opéra, Paris
opéra bouffe (light opera)
Operation Rubicon
exiles leaving France after success of
rumors about
Orléans, Ferdinand Philippe, Prince
Orléans, François d’, Prince de Joinville
Orléans, Henri, Duke d’Aumale
Orléans, Louis, Duke de Nemours
Orléans family
line of succession
seizure of property of
Ornano, Count d’
Orsay, Alfred d’
Orsi, Giuseppi
Orsini, Felice
quoted
Orsini Conspiracy
Ottoman Empire
Oudinot, Nicholas
Pacific Ocean, French colonies in
Paget, Sir James
Pajol, General
Palais Royal
Palatinate
Palazzo Rusconi, Rome
Palermo
Pallavicino, Marquis
Palmerston, Henry Temple, Lord
quoted
Panizzi, Antonio
quoted
Panizzi, Giuseppi
Papal States
Paris
arts in
churches and schools
Commune
freedom of expression in
hospitals, hostels, and clinics
mansions pillaged and burned by mobs
music in
parks and squares
public buildings and monuments
real estate
reshaping of, by Haussmann
road grid of
sewers
siege of (1871)
slums and slum clearance
stores and shopping
water supply
Parma, duchy of
Parquin, Charles Denis
Parseval-Deschênes, Alexander
Partant pour la Syrie (“Marching Off to Syria”), unofficial national anthem
Pasquier, Etienne-Denis, duc de
Peace of Prague (1866)
Peel, Robert
Peking
Pélissier, Aimable
Pereire, Émile and Isaac
Périer, Auguste and Charles
Perier, Casimir-Pierre
Persigny, Gilbert (Jean Gilbert Victor Fialin)
quoted
Petit Trianon
Philippe d’Orléans, Comte de Paris
Pianori, Giovanni
Piedmont
Pieri, Italian revolutionary
Piétri, Franceschini
Piétri, Joseph
Piétrí, Pierre
Pius VIII, Pope
Pius IX, Pope
quoted
Plombières accord
Poggioli, Silvestre
Poland
Police, Ministry of
Polignac, Jules de
Political and Military Considerations on Switzerland (by LN)
Pope, rule in Italy
poverty
the press
attacks on LN
regulation of
Prim, Juan
Prussia
army
Junker aristocracy
threat to France
public health
public works
quadrilles
Querelles, Henri de
Raglan, Lord
railways
American
French
railway stations
Randon, General
Rappalo, Mr.
Raspail, François
Récamier, Juliette
reforestation
Regnault de Saint-Jean d’Angély, Auguste
Reille, André
Rémusat, Charles de
quoted
Republicans (French)
revolution
Revolutions of July 1830
Revolutions of 1848
Rhineland
rifles, army
Ripon, Earl of
Rochefort, Henri
Romania
Rome
Roon, Albrecht von
Rothschild, Baroness de
Rothschild, James de
Rothschild, Karl
Rothschild, Nathan
Rothschild, Nathaniel
Rothschild, Salomon
Rothschild family
Rouen
Rouher, Eugène
Rouher, Mme
Royer, Paul de
RUBICON file
Russell, Lord John
Russia
wars
Russo-Turkish War of 1828
Saarbrücken
Sadowa, battle of
Sa’id Pasha, khedive of Egypt
Saint-Arnaud, Leroy, de 141–42
St. Cloud palace
burning of
St. Helena island
Saint-Simon, Henri de
Saint-Simonism
Salvage de Faverolles, Louise
Sand, George
Sansot, Colonel
Sardinia
war with Austria
Savoy
Schiller, Friedrich
Schleswig
Schneider, Eugène
Schneider, Hortense
science and industry
Sebastapol
Second Empire
endorsed by plebiscite of 1852
opposition to from republicans
seasons of
spirit of, in music and art
“stands for peace”
Second Republic
Constitution
Sedan
Battle of
Senegal
Serbia
Shaykh al-Islam
Shelburne, Lady Emily (de Flahaut)
Shelburne, Lord (the future Lord Lansdowne)
shipbuilding
shooting and hunting
Shuvaloff, Count
Sibour, Archbishop of Paris
Sicily
Si Sliman
slavery
socialism
sociétés anonyms (corporations)
Sousa, José de
Souza, Adélaïde de
Spain
throne of
Stadion, Field Marshal
steamship lines
Steinmetz, Karl von
Stendhal
Stéphanie de Beauharnais, of Baden
Stephenson, Robert
Stewart, C. S.
Stockmar, Baron
Storsch, General von
Strasbourg
Strasbourg Affair (failed coup)
Stratford de Redcliffe, Lord
Strauss, Johann
street protests
in 1848
in 1851
in 1870
barricades
and bloodshed
strikes
Suez Canal
opening ceremonies
The Sugar Question (pamphlet by LN)
Suleiman the Magnificent
Switzerland
Syria
Talleyrand, Auguste de
Talleyrand-Perigord, Charles de
telegraphy
and the 1851 coup
spread of news by
terrorists
Thélin, Charles (retainer)
Thiers, Adolphe
Third Republic
Thompson, Sir Henry
Thorigny, René François de
Thouvenel, Édouard
Thun, LN’s regiment at
Times (London), quoted
Tocqueville, Alexis de
quoted
Tours
trade
Treaty of Adrianople (Edirne)
Treaty of Paris (1856)
Treaty of Zurich (1859)
Treitschke, Heinrich von
Trochu, Louis
Troubetzkouï, Sophie
Tuileries palace
balls in
burning of
imperial business in
Napoléon III occupies
Tunis
Turgot, Marquis de
Turks
wars
See also Ottoman Empire
Tuscany, Duchy of
Two Sicilies
Umbria
United States
Civil War
LN in
opposed to Mexican Expedition
University of California, Berkeley, history studies at
Vaillant, Marshal
Van Buren, Martin
Vatican
Vaudrey, Claude Nicolas
Venice
Verdi, Giuseppe
Vergeot-Camus, Éléonore “Alexandrine” (LN’s mistress in Ham prison)
Vernet, Horace
Véron, Louis
Versailles
Veuillot, Louis
Vichy spa
Victor Emmanuel II, king of Italy
Victoria, Princess Royal
Victoria, Queen
(1854–58) state visits with Louis Napoléon
and the Crimean War treaty
Eugénie’s visit to
personal physician of, attends at LN’s death
quoted
role as monarch
visits Eugénie in exile
visit to Paris (1855)
Victoria and Albert (yacht)
Vieille Montagne
Viel-Castel, Horace de
Viellard, Narcisse
Vieyra, Colonel
Villa Eugénie
Villeneuve, Henri de
Villeneuve-L’Étang villa
Voirol, Théophile
Voisin, Colonel
Wagner, Richard
Walewski, Alexander
Wallachia
War of Italian Independence
Waubert de Genlis, General
Weber, Eugen
Werther, Albrecht
Wilhelm I of Prussia
declared Kaiser
as Prince Regent
quoted
Wilhelmshöhe, palace of
Wimereux, France
Wimpffen, Emmanuel
working class
poverty of
protests by
uplifting of
Young Italy
Zola, Émile