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by duc de Raguse Auguste Frédéric Louis Viesse de Marmont
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MÉMOIRES - DU MARÉCHAL MARMONT - DUC DE RAGUSE - DE 1792 À 1841 - IMPRIMÉS SUR LE MANUSCRIT ORIGINAL DE L'AUTEUR - AVEC - LE PORTRAIT DU DUC DE REISCHSTADT - CELUI DU DUC DE RAGUSE - ET QUATRE FAC-SIMILE DE CHARLES X, DU DUC D'ANGOULÊME, DE L'EMPEREUR NICOLAS ET DU DUC DE RAGUSE - TOME NEUVIÈME
LIVRE VINGT-CINQUIÈME
LIVRE VINGT-SIXIÈME.
APPENDICE
CORRESPONDANCE ET DOCUMENTS - RELATIFS AU LIVRE VINGT-SIXIÈME
RELATION - DE LA BATAILLE DE NÉZIB
LIVRE VINGT-SEPTIÈME
MÉLANGES
NOTE RECTIFICATIVE - A QUELQUES PASSAGES DES MÉMOIRES CONCERNANT M. LE DUC DE BLACAS.
Step into the world of a seasoned French marshal who lived through the turbulence of the Revolution, the rise of an empire, and its dramatic collapse. In his own hand he recounts the battlefield triumphs that earned him a dukedom, the intimate counsel he offered to emperors, and the uneasy moments when loyalties were tested. His narrative is punctuated by vivid letters—orders from a king, a heartfelt missive from an ex‑emperor, and personal reflections that reveal the human side of a man at the centre of history.
Beyond the front lines, he turns the page to a fascinating travelogue of the early 1830s, wandering through the courts and factories of Bohemia, Austria, and Russia. Detailed observations of palaces, porcelain workshops, and mineral springs bring the era’s culture and industry to life. The memoir blends strategic insight with travel writing, offering listeners a richly textured portrait of a lifetime spent on the edge of power and discovery.
Language
fr
Duration
~10 hours (617K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Mireille Harmelin, Rénald Lévesque and the Online Distributed Proofreaders Europe at http://dp.rastko.net. This file was produced from images generously made available by the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF/Gallica)
Release date
2010-12-11
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1774–1852
A close companion of Napoleon who rose from young artillery officer to Marshal of the Empire, he remains one of the most debated figures of the Napoleonic age. His career mixed real military ability with a lasting reputation for the decision that helped bring Napoleon’s rule to an end.
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