Chapter I: Humble Beginnings
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Chapter II: The New Princess
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1. Townend, p. 254
2. De Cuvillier-Fleury, p. 1
3. Woerth, note p. 70.
4. Cazelles, note p. 111.
Chapter III: Tragedy
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