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Page 359
... Pichegru , the infamous Georges with that Pichegru whom France had esteemed , whom she wished for a long time to consider as incapable of treachery ! In the year eleven a criminal reconciliation united Pichegru and Moreau , two men be ...
... Pichegru , the infamous Georges with that Pichegru whom France had esteemed , whom she wished for a long time to consider as incapable of treachery ! In the year eleven a criminal reconciliation united Pichegru and Moreau , two men be ...
Page 433
... Pichegru ; held com- munications with Georges , through Presniere and Villeneuve ; since Pichegru's arrival at Pa- ris , he saw him several times . Once Piche- gru was in company with Georges . Moreau communicated with Pichegru through ...
... Pichegru ; held com- munications with Georges , through Presniere and Villeneuve ; since Pichegru's arrival at Pa- ris , he saw him several times . Once Piche- gru was in company with Georges . Moreau communicated with Pichegru through ...
Page 967
... Pichegru then went to Cayenne , and from thence to Germany and England , without my having any correspondence with him . So : ne time after the peace with England , M. David , uncle to General Souhan ( who had passed a year with him at ...
... Pichegru then went to Cayenne , and from thence to Germany and England , without my having any correspondence with him . So : ne time after the peace with England , M. David , uncle to General Souhan ( who had passed a year with him at ...
Contents
A British Creditors Defence of the Conduct of British Creditors on the French | 25 |
Official Declaration of the Emperor of Germany sent to the Deputy of the Eques | 83 |
An Analytical and Comparative View of two Pamphlets lately published the | 97 |
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