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Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

By A Mystery Man Writer

When the tide began to turn against Napoleon in 1814, Marie Louise returned to Vienna, where she found herself in a difficult position. As the exiled wife of Napoleon she found herself coming increasingly under attack, having developed the affectations of an empress and being unwilling to abandon her French lifestyle in matters of fashion, culinary habits and comportment. Thus

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Marie Louise as Empress of the French

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Napoleon Franz Bonaparte

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Moritz Daffinger: Le Duc de Reichstadt, etching, 19th century

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Moritz Daffinger: Le Duc de Reichstadt, etching, 19th century

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Marie Louise as Empress of the French

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Marie Louise as Empress of the French

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Leopold Fertbauer: The imperial family grouped around the Duke of Reichstadt, oil painting, 1826

Marie Louise after Napoleon's fall from power

Moritz Daffinger: Le Duc de Reichstadt, etching, 19th century