Description
Villeneuve-Laroche-Barnaud, Louis-Gabriel de.
Memoirs on the Quiberon Expedition, preceded by a notice on the emigration of 1791 and on the three campaigns of the years 1792, 1793, 1794.
Paris, Le Normant, 1819, (single first volume) in-8°, XIX, 246 pp. (lacking at the bottom of the pages (cut out) the last page of the volume, the notice to readers and the first page of the table of contents).
Bound consecutively with this volume in half-leather with corners (rubbed), with gilt lettering on the spine reading Le Chev. de Frasans:
—Considerations on the State of France in 1830 and on the Necessary Institutions... by the Chevalier de Frasans
Paris, Poilleux, 1830, 150 pp.
—Joseph Fouché, Duke of Otranto, Judged According to His Memoirs (extract from L'Aristarque)
Paris, Trouvé, 1825, 43 pp.
—On the Independence of Saint-Domingue and on the Indemnity Due to the Former Inhabitants of This Colony
Paris, Trouvé, 1826, 82 pp.
—Saint-Domingue and Santhonax
Paris, Imprimerie Dentu, 1822, 16 pp.
—Considerations on the Causes to Which We Must Attribute the State of Decline in Which Our Antillean Colonies Find Themselves and on the Means to Remedy It by the Chevalier de Frasans
Paris, Dentu, 1822, 31 pp.
—Literary Notice on the Tableau of the Manners of the French in the Age of Chivalry by the Chevalier de Frasans
London, Schulze, 1831, 30 pp.
—Madame the Duchess of Berry, or Reasons to Consider as False and Calumnious the Declaration Published in Paris in Le Moniteur
London, Dulau, 1833, 23 pp.
—Notice on the Newspaper Le Précurseur, Published in London in 1831, 32 pp. entirely manuscript in pen, in the hand of the Chevalier de Frasans & signed in London on 12 June 1833




















