198. KLINGLIN. Correspondence found on the 2 floréal year 5th in Offenburg in the vans of General Klinglin, general-major of the Austrian army, and in charge of the secret correspondence of this army. Paris, de l'Imp. de la République, an VI -(1798), 2 vol. in-8, 600 pp. and 395 pp., paperback, period cover. Rare and important correspondence seized by Moreau's troops, which proves Pichegru's relations with the Prince of Condé.1 Note a particularity of the work: it reproduces the encrypted correspondence, as it was seized, which is then transcribed into French.