Recollections of the Emperor Napoleon : During the First Three Years of his Captivity on the Island of St. Helena (Paperback)

Preface; 1. A slight description of the island; 2. Alarm from Ladder Hill; 3. View of the cavalcade going and returning from Longwood the day after Napoleon's landing at St. Helena; 4. Napoleon's habits during his stay at the Briars; 5. Napoleon's condescension in entering into and promoting the amusements of children; 6. The Emperor's favourite retreat in the Briars' garden; 7. The Sevres china; 8. Our first dinner with the Emperor; 9. The rage of the Emperor on being told he was to leave the Briars for Longwood; 10. Our first visit to Napoleon at Longwood; 11. Deadwood races; 12. Ball at Deadwood; 13. Anecdote of Lieut. C.; 14. Anecdote of the Hon. G. C.; 15. The legend of Friar's Valley; 16. Arrival of 'the Conqueror'; 17. Sir George Cockburn's Newfoundland dog; 18. Napoleon's talent for mimicry; 19. My questions to the Emperor respecting the atrocities imputed to him at Jaffa; 20. Our farewell visit to the Emperor; 21. Concluding chapter.