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FRENCH National TREASURE!Will you elaborate on these "priceless items", Bigscoop?
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FRENCH National TREASURE!Will you elaborate on these "priceless items", Bigscoop?
Will you elaborate on these "priceless items", Bigscoop?
http://flatrock.org.nz/topics/new_jersey/new_jerseys_ex_king.htmMany of these you will find referenced in the various biographies/profiles in regards to Joseph estate. One such case involving jewels, as I'm sure you recall, has been discussed many times in these forums ...
http://flatrock.org.nz/topics/new_jerseys_ex_king.htm
...and this is connected to the Beale story?
You did, and THANK YOU!I corrected the link on post #60.
I corrected the link on post #60.
I'm still getting a gateway error?
Go back to post #60 and click on the link there. It will work. It is a great read.
So funny that we are being drawn to other associations as being a part of the Beale.
Why isnt this being thrown into its own French Treasures category?
Joseph Bonaparte and the suitcase of Crown jewels, some he brought to America, the rest retrieved by his secretary.
Also includes information on guests to fis New Jersey mansion.
That's WEIRD! I can get it...I'm still getting a gateway error?
GREAT "History Lesson"...If you had been following all of the many past post in regards to the mountains of research involved that has brought us here then you would know why it is possibly connected to Beale. None of this is fiction, or manufactured, it's all documented and the theory is "heavily" supported. No magical maps or super secret hieroglyphics, no secret star alignments or mythical treasure hoards. Just the facts and a lot of actual historical research that continues to pile up.
Yet, one can not discount the chain of coincidence of events in the extended Risqué family bloodline, to the events in the Beale Papers, to those who wrote and/ or copyrighted, published, and printed the job pamphlet for sale in Lynchburg to a Lynchburg audience.... So is the Beale pamphlet a complete fabrication? Maybe, but also quite strongly, maybe not.
Yet, one can not discount the chain of coincidence of events in the extended Risqué family bloodline, to the events in the Beale Papers, to those who wrote and/ or copyrighted, published, and printed the job pamphlet for sale in Lynchburg to a Lynchburg audience.
With the exception of "connexion", the Beale Paper are in English, not French.