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Caroline BonaparteQueen
of Naples
The couple was given the Duchy of Berg in 1806 and, in 1808, the Kingdom of Naples. Effectively ruling the nation while her husband was fighting for France, Caroline proved able and popular. After Murat's execution in 1815, she moved to Austria before returning to Italy. She died in Florence. |
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