The Last Vendée; or, the She-Wolves of Machecoul. Alexandre Dumas

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      VOL. I.

       Portrait of Dumas Frontispiece

Portrait of Charette

Castle Souday

       Portrait of Louis XVIII.

       Portrait of Dermoncourt

      VOL. II.

       Portrait of Louis Philippe

       Cathedral of Nantes

       Chateau of Nantes

THE LAST VENDÉE;

       Table of Contents

      OR,

      THE SHE-WOLVES OF MACHECOUL

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      VOLUME I.

THE LAST VENDÉE;

       Table of Contents

      OR,

      THE SHE-WOLVES OF MACHECOUL

       Table of Contents

I.

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      CHARETTE'S AIDE-DE-CAMP.

      If you ever chanced, dear reader, to go from Nantes to Bourgneuf you must, before reaching Saint-Philbert, have skirted the southern corner of the lake of Grand-Lieu, and then, continuing your way, you arrived, at the end of one hour or two hours, according to whether you were on foot or in a carriage, at the first trees of the forest of Machecoul.

      There, to left of the road, among a fine clump of trees belonging, apparently, to the forest from which it is separated only by the main road,