PRINCESS ANNE, MD — On May 5th in 1821, French military leader Napoleon Bonaparte died in exile on the remote island of Saint Helena. But years before his death, there were reported plans to smuggle ...
Built in 1753, the Grade II listed mansion on Charles Street became the home of British Foreign Secretary James Harris (1807-1889), or the third Earl of Malmesbury, almost 100 years later. It came ...
A British attraction with links to the French Revolution is expecting to boom in popularity thanks to the release of Ridley Scott's new movie, Napoleon. Levens Hall and Gardens, in Cumbria, is home to ...
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