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Catalogue record · GEN · EN · 7121

Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica

Language
English
Chapters
12
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Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica is a novel written in English.

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Synopsis

Excerpt: ""That settles it," said Napoleon. "It's to be war. I'm willing to divide creation with England, but two's company and three's a crowd, and the Russian Bear must keep his paws off. I will go to Italy, Bourrienne, collect a few more thrones, and then we'll get to work on a new map of Europe. Russia never did look well or graceful on the existing maps...."" By the American author and satirist, and the creator of modern Bangsian fantasy.Very funny spoof biography of Napoleon, almos Marx-esque at some moments. (Goodreads)

Contents

Chapters of Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica
ChapterTitleStatus
1Chapter 1In the app
2Chapter 2In the app
3Chapter 3In the app
4Chapter 4In the app
5Chapter 5In the app
6Chapter 6In the app
7Chapter 7In the app
8Chapter 8In the app
9Chapter 9In the app
10Chapter 10In the app
11Chapter 11In the app
12Chapter 12In the app

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How many chapters of Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica can I read here?

None are held on this site: the record lists the book’s details and contents, and the text is read in the official app.

Which language is Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica written in?

English. Its shelf mark is GEN · EN · 7121, and everything in this record is in English.

Where can I read Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica?

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6 languages, one union catalogue. Each language has its own shelf marks and opening chapters.