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Foreign News
October 26, 1804
The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser
Washington, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
Reports from Paris indicate that Emperor Napoleon has forgiven his brother Jerome Bonaparte and welcomed him and his bride into favor, influenced by a celebrated portrait of the bride sent to Bonaparte's mother and requested by Empress Josephine.
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JEROME BONAPARTE.
Interesting and pleasing intelligence is received by gentlemen from France, respecting Jerome Bonaparte, and his lovely bride.
It is confidently reported and credited in the first circles at Paris, that the Emperor forgives his brother Jerome, and takes the youthful couple into favor.
This circumstance is said to have been effected or aided by a portrait of the lady, which had been transmitted to the mother of Bonaparte, and being much celebrated for its beauty, was sent for by the Empress Josephine.
Interesting and pleasing intelligence is received by gentlemen from France, respecting Jerome Bonaparte, and his lovely bride.
It is confidently reported and credited in the first circles at Paris, that the Emperor forgives his brother Jerome, and takes the youthful couple into favor.
This circumstance is said to have been effected or aided by a portrait of the lady, which had been transmitted to the mother of Bonaparte, and being much celebrated for its beauty, was sent for by the Empress Josephine.
What sub-type of article is it?
Court News
Royal Event
What keywords are associated?
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon Forgiveness
Josephine Portrait
Paris Court Gossip
What entities or persons were involved?
Jerome Bonaparte
Emperor
Mother Of Bonaparte
Empress Josephine
Where did it happen?
Paris
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Paris
Key Persons
Jerome Bonaparte
Emperor
Mother Of Bonaparte
Empress Josephine
Outcome
emperor forgives jerome and takes the couple into favor
Event Details
Confident reports in Paris circles state the Emperor forgives his brother Jerome and favors the youthful couple, aided by a beautiful portrait of the bride transmitted to Bonaparte's mother and sent for by Empress Josephine.