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REVELATIONS OF PRINCE TALLEYRAND.

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M. A. THIERS' HISTORY
OF
THE CONSULATE AND THE EMPIRE.

A SEQUEL TO HIS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

Having filled at different times the high offices of Minister of the
Interior, of Finance, of Foreign Affairs, and President of the Council,
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archives of the state, he had access to d