231-LORENCEZ (Guillaume Latrille de). Souvenirs militaires. Pub. by Baron P. de Bourgoing. Paris, Emile-Paul, 1902, gr. in-8, 103 pp, h.-t. portrait, midnight blue half-maroquin, ribbed spine, gilt monogram at foot, cover preserved (period binding).

Rare first edition.
	
Tulard, 914: "The general ignores the campaigns of An VIII and An IX in Batavia; he only discusses the 1805 campaign after Austerlitz; he does not mention his stay in Spain in 1810 and 1811, and devotes only a few lines to the 1813 campaign. A single page on Jena, where he criticizes the antagonism between Davout and Bernadotte, and ten pages on the Russian retreat. All in all, then, a rapid and somewhat disappointing overview."
	
Copy of Comte Jean de Berteux: bookplate Tresvaux de Berteux, monogram, consignment from Comte de Lorencez to Comte Jean de Berteux.
	
A good copy.
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231-LORENCEZ (Guillaume Latrille de). Souvenirs militaires. Pub. by Baron P. de Bourgoing. Paris, Emile-Paul, 1902, gr. in-8, 103 pp, h.-t. portrait, midnight blue half-maroquin, ribbed spine, gilt monogram at foot, cover preserved (period binding). Rare first edition. Tulard, 914: "The general ignores the campaigns of An VIII and An IX in Batavia; he only discusses the 1805 campaign after Austerlitz; he does not mention his stay in Spain in 1810 and 1811, and devotes only a few lines to the 1813 campaign. A single page on Jena, where he criticizes the antagonism between Davout and Bernadotte, and ten pages on the Russian retreat. All in all, then, a rapid and somewhat disappointing overview." Copy of Comte Jean de Berteux: bookplate Tresvaux de Berteux, monogram, consignment from Comte de Lorencez to Comte Jean de Berteux. A good copy.

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231-LORENCEZ (Guillaume Latrille de). Souvenirs militaires. Pub. by Baron P. de Bourgoing. Paris, Emile-Paul, 1902, gr. in-8, 103 pp, h.-t. portrait, midnight blue half-maroquin, ribbed spine, gilt monogram at foot, cover preserved (period binding). Rare first edition. Tulard, 914: "The general ignores the campaigns of An VIII and An IX in Batavia; he only discusses the 1805 campaign after Austerlitz; he does not mention his stay in Spain in 1810 and 1811, and devotes only a few lines to the 1813 campaign. A single page on Jena, where he criticizes the antagonism between Davout and Bernadotte, and ten pages on the Russian retreat. All in all, then, a rapid and somewhat disappointing overview." Copy of Comte Jean de Berteux: bookplate Tresvaux de Berteux, monogram, consignment from Comte de Lorencez to Comte Jean de Berteux. A good copy.
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