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Stag (RED DEER Connection)

or RED DEER Connection with Society"; and her very high. Regarded in section, the rocks equivocal novel "Delphine" appeared in 1802. In that year her husband died.

Madame de Staël was much too independent to be acceptable to Napoleon, who banished her from Paris, and afterward ordered her to confine herself to her château at Coppet, on the Lake of Geneva.

Geneva. From 1803 till 1815 she traveled much in Germany, Italy, and England, and visited Sweden and Russia.

Her "Corinne," in form a novel, an eloquent tribute to the antiquities and scenery of Italy, appeared in 1807. Her most ambitious work, "On Germany," printed at Paris in 1810, was seized by the police. After the second restoration she lived chiefly in Switzerland, where she contracted a secret marriage with M. de Rocca. "Thoughts on the French Revolution" and her "Ten Years of Exile," appeared after her death, which occurred July 14, 1817.