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Memoirs of the Private Life, Return, and Reign of Napoleon in 1815, Vol. I

Note (Back to main text) — HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION OF THE 20th OF MARCH. (continued 2)

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The Count d'Artois, foreseeing this defection, had quitted Lyons, unaccompanied by a single gendarme, but escorted by a detachment of the thirteenth dragoons, commanded by lieutenant Marchebout. It is due to the troops to say, that they did not cease to respect him, and that he ran no risk[54].

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