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THE CURSE of ULRICA ; or •the IVhite
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AAUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the IN-
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VASION of FRAN(4.;in 1814:
By M.—DE BEAUCHAMP, Author of " Thh History of the

War of La Ventley."

The Political and Military Annals of Nations hate never
supplied such interesting subjects for the contemplation of
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ISTORICAL MEMOLIZS of MY OWN
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1. The HISTORY. of FRANCE, trou► the' Accession of
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Europe, between the middle and '.'me close of the Sixteenth
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A PRACTICAL ESSAY on the DISEASES
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itIN GUN-SHOT WOUN OS of the EXTRE-
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usually recommended; exhibiting the Improvements intro-
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