380-VIONNET DE MARINGONE (Louis-Joseph). Souvenirs. Campaigns of Russia and Saxony (1812-1813). Insurrection de Lyon (1816). Pub. by A. Lévy. Paris, Dubois, 1913, in-8, VII-402 pp, portrait, red half-maroquin à la Bradel, cover preserved (period binding). First edition. Recollections on the campaigns in Russia in 1812, Saxony in 1813, Belgium in 1814 and the return of the Bourbons, as well as on the insurrection in Lyon in 1816. Bertier, 1005: "Appointed commander of the Rhône department by Louis XVIII, Vionnet describes Bonapartist conspiracies: Rosset in Lyon and Didier in Grenoble in January 1816, the arrest and death of Mouton-Duvernet, the conspiracy of June 8, 1817 in Lyon. Placed on inactive status at the end of 1817, Vionnet continued his account until 1820, but it now concerns only personal and uninteresting events." Tulard, 1503. A good copy. Ex-libris Bibliothèque du Franc-Port.
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380-VIONNET DE MARINGONE (Louis-Joseph). Souvenirs. Campaigns of Russia and Saxony (1812-1813). Insurrection de Lyon (1816). Pub. by A. Lévy. Paris, Dubois, 1913, in-8, VII-402 pp, portrait, red half-maroquin à la Bradel, cover preserved (period binding).
First edition.
Recollections on the campaigns in Russia in 1812, Saxony in 1813, Belgium in 1814 and the return of the Bourbons, as well as on the insurrection in Lyon in 1816.
Bertier, 1005: "Appointed commander of the Rhône department by Louis XVIII, Vionnet describes Bonapartist conspiracies: Rosset in Lyon and Didier in Grenoble in January 1816, the arrest and death of Mouton-Duvernet, the conspiracy of June 8, 1817 in Lyon. Placed on inactive status at the end of 1817, Vionnet continued his account until 1820, but it now concerns only personal and uninteresting events."
Tulard, 1503.
A good copy.
Ex-libris Bibliothèque du Franc-Port.
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