The history of the wars occasioned by the French revolution.
Including a sketch of the early history of France, and the circumstances which led to the revolution in that country; together with a complete history of the revolution in France, the war in Spain and Portugal, Russia, Prussia, &c. &c. with biographical sketches of all the public characters of Europe. Exhibiting a correct account of the general congress at Vienna, the escape of Bonaparte from the isle of Elba, the flight of Louis XVIII. from his capital, the defeat of Bonaparte at the ... battle of Waterloo, his surrender to the British, and his exile to the island of St. Helena, with the result of the return and re-establishment of Louis XVIII. on the throne of France.
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Publication
1816 - Printed for T. Kelley, by W. Clowes, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
145,750 words, Guess
Page Count
583 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number04010134
- OCLC Control Number4142846
- Open LibraryOL6939344M
Classifications
- LCCDC148 .N62
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- The history of the wars occasioned by the French revolution.: Including a sketch of the early history of France, and the circumstances which led to the revolution in that country; together with a complete history of the revolution in France, the war in Spain and Portugal, Russia, Prussia, &c. &c. with biographical sketches of all the public characters of Europe. Exhibiting a correct account of the general congress at Vienna, the escape of Bonaparte from the isle of Elba, the flight of Louis XVIII. from his capital, the defeat of Bonaparte at the ... battle of Waterloo, his surrender to the British, and his exile to the island of St. Helena, with the result of the return and re-establishment of Louis XVIII. on the throne of France.
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