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Research Papers given since 1999

1. "My last Thought Will Be For My Country : It Is for My Country I Should Wish To Die" The Prince Imperial, Louis Napoléon, and the Colonel Georges De Villebois-Mareuil.
2. Some Flowers and Plants Associated with the Prince Imperial.
3. From KwaZulu-Natal to Biarritz : The Imperial Connection.
4. Establishing a New Tourist Route in Pietermaritzburg.
5. From KwaZulu-Natal to St Helena : The Imperial Connection.
6. Napoléon, the Man.
7. Exile, Identity and the Origins of Cultural Tourism : The Prince Imperial, Louis Napoléon.
8. Can you "Can" a Cultural Tourism Research Component to French Students and Other through Web-based Learning, When there are Time Constraints?

Research Papers or Articles

1. French Presence in Pietermaritzburg.
2. French Presence in the Anglo-Boer War : Georges Henri Anne-Marie de Villebois-Mareuil 1847 - 1900.
3. "My last Thought Will Be For My Country : It Is For My Country I Should Wish To Die" The Prince Imperial, Louis Napoléon, and the Colonel Georges De Villebois-Mareuil.
4. Some Other French Presences in the Anglo-Boer War.
5. Some Other French Presence in the Anglo-Zulu War.
6. The Empress Eugénie On Pilgrimage in South Africa.
7. A Frenchman who died for the Boers.
8. French / Scottish Links.
9. Hereby Hangs an Equinine Tale : Percy, Colenso and Villebois.
10. An Overview of the Life of the Empress Eugénie.
11. Biarritz : A KZN/Biarritz Liaison.
12. Lady Smith.
13. Kwa-Zulu-Natal to St Helena : An Historic Association.
14. A Glimpse at Eshowe.
15. Dinuzulu kaCetshwayo.
16. Napoléon III's Career in Outline.
17. An Overview of the Achievements of the Second Empire.
18. An Overview of Some of the Women in Napoléon III's Life.
19. The Napoléonic Legend.
20. Napoléon III and St Helena.
21. Napoléon III and his Son, The Prince Imperial, Louis Napoléon.

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