Historical & literary essays by Frasans

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Louis-Gabriel de Villeneuve-Laroche-Barnaud. Memoirs on the Quiberon expedition, preceded by a notice on the 1791 emigration and the three campaigns of 1792, 1793, 1794. Paris, Le Normant, 1819, (first volume only) in-8°, XIX, 246 pp. (missing lower margins of the last page of the volume, the notice to readers & the first page of the table). Bound in half-leather with corners (worn), gilt lettering on spine "Le Chev. de frasans". Followed by: -Considerations on the state of France in 1830 and on 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 owed to former inhabitants of this colony. Paris, Trouvé, 1826, 82 pp. -Saint-Domingue and Santhonax. Paris, Imprimerie Dentu, 1822, 16 pp. -Considerations on the causes of the decline of our Antillean colonies and remedies. Paris, Dentu, 1822, 31 pp. -Literary notice on a study of French medieval mores. London, Schulze, 1831, 30 pp. -The Duchess of Berry or reasons to consider false the declaration published in the Moniteur. London, Dulau, 1833, 23 pp. -Notice on the newspaper Le Précurseur published in London in 1831, entirely handwritten in ink by the Chevalier de Frasans & signed in London on June 12, 1833.