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... Labédoyère was colonel . It also appeared that gen- eral Mouton Duvernet , * comman- dant in the departments of the Drome , and Higher - Alps - had en- tered Grenoble during the night , and after conferring for a short time with general ...
... Labédoyère was colonel . It also appeared that gen- eral Mouton Duvernet , * comman- dant in the departments of the Drome , and Higher - Alps - had en- tered Grenoble during the night , and after conferring for a short time with general ...
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... Labédoyère , who was careful to have his regiment lodged in barracks situated near one of the principal gates , on the Gap road . While it was believed , that the troops , particularly the van - guard , of which good accounts were ...
... Labédoyère , who was careful to have his regiment lodged in barracks situated near one of the principal gates , on the Gap road . While it was believed , that the troops , particularly the van - guard , of which good accounts were ...
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