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Élisa married Levoy in a civil ceremony in Marseille on 1 August 1797, followed by a religious ceremony in Mombello, where Napoleon had a villa.
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Élisa and Levoy
There Élisa got to know Pasquale Baciocchi ( who later adopted the surname Levoy ).
Élisa and Marseille
Élisa made several short stays in Italy and France, notably seeking support in Marseille to return to Italy as a private individual.
Élisa and on
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Napoleon, on leave from the French Army, travels to Corsica with his sister, Élisa ( Yvette Dieudonné ).
Élisa left on 1 September with Napoleon to return to Ajaccio.
Élisa set up home at 125 rue de Miromesnil, in the Quartier du Roule, where she held receptions and put on plays.
On 14 May 1800, on the death of Lucien's first wife, Christine Boyer, Élisa took Lucien's two daughters under her protection.
An Anglo-Austrian force under Lord William Bentinck captured Lucca soon after, forcing the pregnant Élisa to flee on the night of 13 March 1814.
Napoleon was exiled to Elba on 1 March 1815, and Élisa was arrested on 25 March and interned in the Austrian fortress of Brünn.
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Most of the power over Lucca and Piombino was exercised by Élisa, with Félix taking only a minor role and contenting himself with making military decisions.
Very active and concerned with administering the area, Élisa was surrounded at Lucca by ministers who largely remained in place right to the end of her reign.
Carrara was one of the biggest white marble suppliers in Europe and Élisa bolstered her prestige by establishing an Académie des Beaux-Arts, designed to host the greatest sculptors and thus make Carrara an exporter of marble statues, which had a greater value than the raw marble.
On 2 April 1809, Élisa arrived in Florence, where she was coldly received by the nobility.
The pope passed by Florence where Élisa did not welcome him in person and also asked Pius to leave the region soon as possible, so as not to displease her brother by being seen as welcoming his enemy.
Napoleon threatened to seize Carrara from Élisa and also demanded Lucca raise men by conscription.
Élisa and Napoleon
The inhabitants of Lucca, under French occupation and begrudging the loss of their independence, knew Élisa ironically as " la Madame " and had little sympathy for Napoleon, Élisa, or their attempts to " Frenchify " the republic.
As with Napoleon, Élisa set up city improvement works in her territories, mainly to expand the princely palaces.
However, the terms of the decree required Élisa to enforce the decisions of Napoleon and his ministers and denied her the power to modify any of these decisions.
Napoleon frequently recalled Élisa for any irregularity in her execution of his orders in Tuscany.
On 17 March 1810, Élisa arrived in Paris for Napoleon's marriage to Marie-Louise of Austria, but Napoleon took advantage of her visit to reclaim the payments from his grants of Massa and Carrara.
When Élisa returned to Tuscany, she found Napoleon still sought to claim payment of these grants via his envoys.
Élisa became the only adult sibling of Napoleon Bonaparte not to survive the emperor.
Élisa and had
Élisa refused to pay a second time, arguing that the territories had too few resources to pay Napoleon's demanded 200, 000 lira.
Élisa and villa
Élisa returned to Lucca from Florence and restored the villa now known as the Villa Reale di Marlia, despite the cold reception of the local community.
Élisa and .
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In April 1994, Paradis filmed Élisa, under the direction of Jean Becker.
Her mother, Élisa, suffering from a deep depression, tried to kill little Marie when she was very young and subsequently committed suicide, while her father has never been part of her life.
Élisa was born in Ajaccio, Corsica.
Élisa remained in Paris, but maintained a regular correspondence with her brother.
Felice and Élisa took the titles Prince and Princess of Piombino.
On 2 July 1807, Élisa founded the " Institut Élisa " within the limits of a former convent for noble-born girls, to produce well-educated and cultivated future wives.
On 29 July 1812, Élisa set up an establishment for young poor girls, the " Congregazione San Felice ", though this did not long outlive Élisa's fall.
Élisa wished to become Governess of Tuscany in 1808, but she contracted an illness late in the year that prevented her from taking part in state affairs.
A decree was officially created between the second and third of March that year which established the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, made Florence its capital and Élisa its grand duchess.
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