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Bonaparte et Les Bourbons. Relations secrètes des agents de Louis XVIII à Paris sous le Consulat (1802-1803)
Published by E. Plon, Nourrit et Cie, Paris, 1899
Seller: Histoire et Société, Bordeaux, France
Association Member: ILAB
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Broché, 472 p., introduction, notes, index. "Les Bourbons en exil n'avaient jamais cessé d'entretenir des intelligences dans le pays sur lequel ils avaient si longtemps régné et dont ils aspiraient à reprendre la souveraineté.ils organisèrent successivement à Paris plusieurs comités.dont le Comité de Paris composé de Royer-Collard, de l'abbé de Montesquiou, du comte de Clermont-Gallerande, de Becquey. Les lettres des agents secrets de Louis XVIII, non signées, riches en relations de toutes sortes, sont au nombre de 157. La première est datée du 31 mai 1802, la dernière du 7 décembre 1803. Usures d'usage à la couverture, dos en bon état, bon intérieur. Bon et solide exemplaire.(C59) Size: 14 x 23.
