The last vendée
Subtitle: or, The she-wolves of Machecoul
By: by Alexandre Dumas
Publisher: H. M. Caldwell
Published: 1894
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng; fre
Subjects: Fiction; History
Other titles: She-wolves of Machecoul.
Description: "The Last Venďe" deals with the Duchess de Berrys attempt to stir up an insurrection in that province in 1832, and has some romantic threads interwoven.--From GoogleBooks.
Notes: Translation of Les louves de Machecoul.
Table of contents: title: Vol. 1. Charette's aide-de-camp; title: The gratitude of kings; title: The twins; title: How Jean Oullier, coming to see the marquis for an hour would be there still if they had not booth been in their graves these ten years; title: A litter of wolves; title: The wounded hare; title: Monsieur Michel; title: The Baronne de la Logerie; title: Galon-d'or and alľgro; title: In which things do not happen precisely as Baron Michel dreamed they would; title: The foster-father; title: Noblesse oblige; title: A distant cousin; title: Petit-Pierre; title: An unseasonable hour; title: Courtin's diplomacy; title: The tavern of Aubin Courte-Joie; title: The man from La Logerie; title: The fair at Montaigu; title: The outbreak; title: Jean Oullier's resources; title: Fetch! Pataud, fetch!; title: To whom the cottage belonged; title: How Marianne Picaut mourned her husband; title: In which love lends political opinions to those who have none; title: The springs of Bauǧ; title: The guests at Souday; title: In which the marquis de Souday bitterly regrets that Petit-Pierre is not a gentleman; title: The Veňans of 1832; title: The warning; title: My old crony Loriot; title: The general eats a supper which had not been prepared for him; title: In which Ma̋tre Loriot's curiosity is not exactly satisfied; title: The town chamber; title: Which ends quite otherwise than as Mary expected; title: Blue and white; title: Which shows that it is not for flies only that spiders' webs are dangerous; title: In which the daintiest foot of France and of Navarre finds that Cinderella's slipper does not fit as well as seven-league boots; title: Petit-Pierre makes the best meal he ever made in his life; title: Equality in death; title: The search; title: In which Jean Oullier speaks his mind about young Baron Michel; title: Baron Michel becomes Bertha's aide-de-camp; title: Ma̋tre Jacques and his rabbits; title: The danger of meeting bad company in the woods; title: Ma̋tre Jacques proceeds to keep the oath he made to Aubin Courte-Joie.