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Reminiscences of Captain Gronow

by Rees Howell Gronow

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  1. 1Reminiscences of Captain Gronow
  2. 2A Few Words to the Reader
  3. 3My Entrance Into the Army
  4. 4Departure for and Arrival in Spain
  5. 5The Uniform and Bearing of the French Soldier
  6. 6Major-General Stewart and Lord Wellington
  7. 7St. Jean de Luz
  8. 8Foolhardiness
  9. 9Discipline
  10. 10Sir John Waters
  11. 11The Battle of the Nivelle
  12. 12The Passage of the Adour
  13. 13Arrival of the Guards at Bordeaux
  14. 14Mrs. Mary Anne Clarke
  15. 15Mrs. Mary Anne Clarke and Col. Wardle
  16. 16Society in London in 1814
  17. 17The Italian Opera — Catalani
  18. 18Dining and Cookery in England Fifty Years Ago
  19. 19The Prince Regent
  20. 20Princess Charlotte of Wales at a Fete in the Year 1813, at Carlton…
  21. 21Beau Brummell
  22. 22Romeo Coates
  23. 23Hyde Park After the Peninsular War
  24. 24London Hotels in 1814
  25. 25The Clubs of London in 1814
  26. 26Remarkable Characters of London About the Years 1814, 1815, 1816
  27. 27The Guards Marching From Enghien on the 15th of June
  28. 28Quatre Bras
  29. 29General Appearance of the Field of Waterloo
  30. 30The Duke of Wellington in Our Square
  31. 31The French Cavalry Charging the Brunswickers
  32. 32The Last Charge at Waterloo
  33. 33Huguemont
  34. 34Byng With His Brigade at Waterloo
  35. 35The Late Duke of Richmond
  36. 36The Unfortunate Charge of the Household Brigade
  37. 37The Duke of Wellington’s Opinion of the French Cavalry
  38. 38Marshal Excelmann’s Opinion of the British Cavalry
  39. 39Appearance of Paris When the Allies Entered
  40. 40Marshal Ney and Wellington
  41. 41The Palais Royal After the Restoration
  42. 42The English in Paris After the Restoration of the Bourbons
  43. 43Les Anglaises Pour Rire
  44. 44Coaching and Racing in 1815
  45. 45Parisian Cafes in 1815
  46. 46Review of the Allied Armies by the Allied Sovereigns in Paris
  47. 47Conduct of the Russian and Prussian Soldiers — During the Occupatio…
  48. 48The British Embassy in Paris
  49. 49Escape of Lavalette From Prison
  50. 50Duelling in France in 1815
  51. 51Pistol Shooting
  52. 52The Faubourg St. Germain
  53. 53The Salon des Etrangers in Paris
  54. 54The Duchess de Berri at Mass at the Chapelle Royale
  55. 55Lord Westmoreland
  56. 56Alderman Wood
  57. 57The Opera
  58. 58Fanny Elssler
  59. 59Charles X. and Louis Philippe
  60. 60Lord Thanet
  61. 61Lord Granville, the British Ambassador
  62. 62Marshal Blucher
  63. 63Jew Money-Lenders
  64. 64Lord Alvanley
  65. 65General Palmer
  66. 66“Monk” Lewis
  67. 67Sir Thomas Turton
  68. 68George Smythe, the Late Lord Strangford
  69. 69The Honourable George Talbot
  70. 70A Dinner at Sir James Bland Burges’s, in Lower Brook Street; Autumn…
  71. 71Lord Byron
  72. 72Shelley
  73. 73Robert Southey, the Poet
  74. 74Captain Hesse, Formerly of the 18th Hussars
  75. 75Visiting in the Country
  76. 76Colonel Kelly and His Blacking
  77. 77Lord Allen and Count D’Orsay
  78. 78Mr. Phelps
  79. 79The Late Lord Bloomfield
  80. 80The Right Hon. George Canning
  81. 81Mrs. Boehm, of St. James’s Square
  82. 82Dr. Goodall, of Eton
  83. 83Lord Melbourne, the Duke of Leinster, and Lord Normanby
  84. 84The Duke of Gloucester
  85. 85Lady Cork
  86. 86The Duchess of Gordon
  87. 87The Late Mrs. Bradshaw (Maria Tree)
  88. 88Ladies’ Jewellery and Lovers
  89. 89The Late Lord Henry Seymour
  90. 90France and the French

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