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44 - A set of 5 volumes: - A detailed accountof the Russian Campa…
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Estimate €200 - €300
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A set of 5 volumes: - A detailed accountof the Russian Campaign by Eugène Labaume, second edition published by Panckoucke, Paris 1814, bound in speckled fawn calfskin, decorated spine, title label in brown morocco; in-8 volume. - *The Perfect Aide-de-Camp* by Le Rouge, the King’s Engineer-Geographer, published by the author, Paris, Rue des Grands-Augustins, 1760, bound in mottled fawn calfskin, title label, 56 plates of plans and maps; 8vo volume. - Booklet of Commands for Cavalry Troop Manoeuvres with a breakdown of the text of the said manoeuvres, in accordance with the ordinance of 1 Vendémiaire, Year XIII, drawn up … the Cavalry School at Maginel, Paris 1810, fawn half-basane binding, decorated spine, title label in red morocco; in-12 volume. (Minor damage to the endpapers). - Napoleon and the Grande Armée in Russia, or a critical examination of the work by the Count de S‚gur by General Gourgaud, published by Bossanges frères, Paris 1825, cardboard binding, spine in brown calfskin with decoration; in-8 volume. Good and fairly good condition - Map of Saxony, Prussia and Silesia, accompanied by a historical summary of military operations based on official reports, 1813 campaign, printed by Le Normand, Paris 1813. Map of the conquered territories between the Rhine, the Main, the Weser, the Oder, the Elbe and the Vistula, to aid understanding of the official reports from 10 March until… the Battle of Wurschen and the conclusion of the armistice on 4 June, printed by Le Normand, Paris 1813. Map of the territories conquered between the Vistula, the Dvina and the Borysthenes, printed by Le Normand, Paris 1813. Map of the territories between the BorysthŠne, the Volga and the Moskova, printed by Le Normand, Paris 1813. Set presented in a cardboard binding. Good condition
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