Ernest Daudet; Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles Marquise de Montagu - Les émigrés et la seconde coalition / Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles - 1863-1865
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Two French-language titles bound in demi leather and half calf, published between 1863 and 1865, with 381 and 446 pages respectively, comprising Les émigrés et la seconde coalition and Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles Marquise de Montagu.
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The Emigrés and the Second Coalition in 1 volume, large 12mo, half Morocco leather, corners, 381 pages - Pleasant copy.
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The work notably studies the role of royalist émigrés during the Second Coalition, their relations with the European powers, and the projects aimed at promoting a monarchist restoration. It covers in particular Louis XVIII, the Prince of Condé, Pichegru, Dumouriez, and Willot, as well as relations with Russia, England, and Austria.
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Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles, Marquise de Montagu, in 1 volume, 12mo, half-basane leather, 446 pages - Light external wear, interior fresh - Pleasant copy.
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Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles (1766-1839)
She was born in Paris on 22 June 1766, under the name Pauline de Noailles. She is the daughter of Jean-Louis-Paul-François de Noailles, Duke of Ayen, and Henriette-Anne-Louise d’Aguesseau. She married in 1783 Joachim-Charles-Louis de Montagu-Beaune, Marquis of Montagu.
Her life is profoundly marked by the Revolution:
- She belongs to the high nobility of Louis XVI’s court;
- Her family was severely affected by the Revolution;
- She experienced emigration and then the difficulties of returning to France;
- During the Terror, she was imprisoned in the Luxembourg with several women of her family. The archives of the Senate explicitly list her among the detainees.
She survived the Revolution and then resumed a family and social life under the Consulate, the Empire, and the Restoration.
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The Emigrés and the Second Coalition in 1 volume, large 12mo, half-percaline leather, 381 pages - Pleasant copy.
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The work studies in particular the role of realist émigrés during the Second Coalition, their relations with European powers, and the projects aimed at fostering a monarchist restoration. It discusses in particular Louis XVIII, the Prince of Condé, Pichegru, Dumouriez, and Willot, as well as relations with Russia, England, and Austria.
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Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles, Marquise de Montagu, in 1 volume, 12mo, half basane leather, 446 pages - Light exterior wear, interior fresh - Pleasant copy.
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Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles (1766-1839)
She was born in Paris on 22 June 1766, under the name Pauline de Noailles. She was the daughter of Jean-Louis-Paul-François de Noailles, Duke of Ayen, and of Henriette-Anne-Louise d’Aguesseau. She married in 1783 Joachim-Charles-Louis de Montagu-Beaune, Marquis of Montagu.
Her life is deeply marked by the Revolution:
- She belongs to the high nobility of Louis XVI’s court;
- Her family was hard hit by the Revolution;
- She experienced emigration and then the difficulties of returning to France;
- During the Terror, she was imprisoned in Luxembourg with other women of her family. The Senate archives explicitly record her among the detainees.
She survived the Revolution and then resumed a family and social life under the Consulate, the Empire, and the Restoration.
The Emigrés and the Second Coalition in 1 volume, large 12mo, half Morocco leather, corners, 381 pages - Pleasant copy.
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The work notably studies the role of royalist émigrés during the Second Coalition, their relations with the European powers, and the projects aimed at promoting a monarchist restoration. It covers in particular Louis XVIII, the Prince of Condé, Pichegru, Dumouriez, and Willot, as well as relations with Russia, England, and Austria.
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Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles, Marquise de Montagu, in 1 volume, 12mo, half-basane leather, 446 pages - Light external wear, interior fresh - Pleasant copy.
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Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles (1766-1839)
She was born in Paris on 22 June 1766, under the name Pauline de Noailles. She is the daughter of Jean-Louis-Paul-François de Noailles, Duke of Ayen, and Henriette-Anne-Louise d’Aguesseau. She married in 1783 Joachim-Charles-Louis de Montagu-Beaune, Marquis of Montagu.
Her life is profoundly marked by the Revolution:
- She belongs to the high nobility of Louis XVI’s court;
- Her family was severely affected by the Revolution;
- She experienced emigration and then the difficulties of returning to France;
- During the Terror, she was imprisoned in the Luxembourg with several women of her family. The archives of the Senate explicitly list her among the detainees.
She survived the Revolution and then resumed a family and social life under the Consulate, the Empire, and the Restoration.
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The Emigrés and the Second Coalition in 1 volume, large 12mo, half-percaline leather, 381 pages - Pleasant copy.
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The work studies in particular the role of realist émigrés during the Second Coalition, their relations with European powers, and the projects aimed at fostering a monarchist restoration. It discusses in particular Louis XVIII, the Prince of Condé, Pichegru, Dumouriez, and Willot, as well as relations with Russia, England, and Austria.
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Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles, Marquise de Montagu, in 1 volume, 12mo, half basane leather, 446 pages - Light exterior wear, interior fresh - Pleasant copy.
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Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles (1766-1839)
She was born in Paris on 22 June 1766, under the name Pauline de Noailles. She was the daughter of Jean-Louis-Paul-François de Noailles, Duke of Ayen, and of Henriette-Anne-Louise d’Aguesseau. She married in 1783 Joachim-Charles-Louis de Montagu-Beaune, Marquis of Montagu.
Her life is deeply marked by the Revolution:
- She belongs to the high nobility of Louis XVI’s court;
- Her family was hard hit by the Revolution;
- She experienced emigration and then the difficulties of returning to France;
- During the Terror, she was imprisoned in Luxembourg with other women of her family. The Senate archives explicitly record her among the detainees.
She survived the Revolution and then resumed a family and social life under the Consulate, the Empire, and the Restoration.
Details
Number of books
2
Subject
History, Literature
Book title
Les émigrés et la seconde coalition / Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles
Author/ Illustrator
Ernest Daudet; Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles Marquise de Montagu
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1863
Publication year youngest item
1865
Height
21.5 cm
Edition
Subsequent edition
Width
14 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
A la Librairie Illustrée; Dentu, Libraire
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
827
