Titlebook: Mexico and the Foreign Policy of Napoleon III; Michele Cunningham Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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A Life of its Own,e responsible for many of the accusations levelled against Napoleon, but Wyke and Prim also acted against their governments’ wishes. Their very first decision, on the arrival of Jurien and Prim, was to astound all three governments.

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,La Plus Grande Pensée du Règne?,o ‘reasoned well and acted entirely to the contrary’, not having the common sense to realise he could not live by traditional Habsburg protocol in Mexico.. This view was supported by Castelnau, whose first dispatch from Mexico summarised the feelings of everyone associated with Maximilian, including those who had been close to him:

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