A hitherto unexamined history presented in a new way of the wider Bonaparte family shedding new light on their eventful lives in Britain. From duels on Wimbledon Common and suicides in Hyde Park, to public lynchings in Shropshire and the sexual adventures of a princess who rescued Freud from the Nazis and brought him to Britain, this book will expose the curious events surrounding the family's exploits in England, Scotland, and Ireland. Originally an island family themselves, the Bonapartes have had a surprisingly good relationship with the British Isles. In just two generations, the...