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Arthur Lévy

1847–1931

A French man of letters with a strong interest in Napoleon and 19th-century history, he wrote lively, accessible books that brought famous figures and political eras closer to ordinary readers.

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Napoléon intime

Napoléon intime

by Arthur Lévy

About the author

Arthur Lévy was a French writer and historian, born in 1847 and died in 1931. He is chiefly remembered for biographical and historical works, especially books connected with Napoleon and the Bonaparte family.

His writing often focused on the private lives, personalities, and lesser-known details behind major historical figures. That approach helped make his books appealing to readers who wanted history told with character and narrative energy, not just dates and events.

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