Life of Buonaparte: In which the Atrocious Deeds, which He Has Perpetrated, in Order to Attain His Elevated Station, are Faithfully Recorded; by which Means Every Briton Will be Enabled to Judge of the Disposition of His Threatening Foe; and Have a Faint Idea of the Desolation which Awaits this Country, Should His Menaces Ever be Realized

J. H. Sarratt

Jan 1803 · Tegg and Castleman

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