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Louis Antoine Fauvelet de
Bourrienne (French pronunciation: [lwi ɑ̃twan fovlɛ də buʁjɛn]; July 9, 1769 –
February 7, 1834) was a
French diplomat, born...
- of
preserving peace." For example,
historian Louis Antoine Fauvelet de
Bourrienne made
reference to the
foreign policy of
Napoleon Bonaparte:
Everyone knows...
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Italian campaign of the
French Revolutionary Wars, in a
question from
Bourrienne,
asking whether he gave his
preference to
Alexander or Caesar, Napoleon...
- Talleyrand,
published in 1835. He was
credited with
editing the
memoirs of
Bourrienne, but
perhaps also
largely wrote them. He also ghost-wrote the memoirs...
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understanding with
Louis and also with Britain,
while Louis Antoine de
Bourrienne was
convicted of speculation. By
consequence of the
spirit of conquest...
- "APS
Member History". search.amphilsoc.org.
Retrieved 6
April 2021. de
Bourrienne,
Louis Antoine Fauvelet and
Ramsay Weston Phipps,
Memoirs of Napoleon...
- at the
beginning of the
French Revolution.
Louis Antoine Fauvelet de
Bourrienne (1769–1834) diplomat,
close relationship with
Napoleon Bonaparte. Louis...
- francs,
being the
precise sum he
himself was thus
obliged to accept!" (de
Bourrienne p. 362
Alphonse de Lamartine, p. 204. (Article X) All the
crown jewels...
- Psychobiography.
Pitchstone Publishing. p. 185. ISBN 9781939578723. "Memoirs of Napoleon",
completed by
Louis Antoine Fauvelet de
Bourrienne, p.172 v t e...
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scene of
isolation of the
Emperor described by
Louis Antoine Fauvelet de
Bourrienne at his Mémoires. The
subject had
already been
addressed by Delaroche's...
