Memoirs of the Bashaw Count Bonneval, from his birth to his death
Subtitle: shewing the motives which induced him to quit the service and dominions of France, his entrance into and sudden rise in the imperial armies, his exploits in Italy, Hungary, &c., his quarrel with the Marquis de Prie and its consequences, the true cause of his disgrace at the court of Vienna, and the reasons which occasioned him to seek an azylum amongst the Turks, with his various fortunes while in the service of the Porte : interspersed throughout with an entertaining diversity of secret intrigues, amorous adventures, military and political achievements : being in effect the secret history of Europe for the best part of the current century
By: written by himself and collected from his papers
Publisher: Printed for E. Withers ... G. Woodfall ... and sold by R. Griffiths ...
Published: 1750
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 326
Subjects: Fiction
Work titles: Mémoires du comte de Bonneval. English
Notes: Published pseudonymously. "The memoirs published under his name are spurious."--Encyc. brit., 11th ed.

Translation of: Mémoires du comte de Bonneval.

Not in fact by Bonneval.

English short title catalogue (ESTC), N10148

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