Escape and pardon through New York harbor crisis
A harrowing tale of a voyage to New York harbor where an outgoing ship nearly collided with a reamer, leading to swift telegrams to the British consul and home secretary. Rupert is later found innocent, receives a free pardon, inherits wealth, and marries the narrator’s sister Patty. The piece then shifts to a study of Tuileries court etiquette under the consulate, noting rigid ceremony and the roles of key officials as exiles adapt to imperial life.
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Home Secretary
Rupert
London
New York
Patty
Capipermole
Tuilerica
Tuileries
Fesch
Duroc
Talleyrand
Berthier
Caulaincourt
Atiguette of Segur
Louis XVI
Russia
Mme
Cam ‘Pan
Marie Antoinette
Loristocracy
Napoleon
William M. Elonne
Century
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