Louis-Alexandre Andrault, Comte de Langeron, and Charles-Claude, Marquis de Langeron, Papers 1761-1785

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Louis-Alexandre Andrault, Comte de Langeron, and Charles-Claude, Marquis de Langeron, Papers 1761-1785

French military officers. Correspondence and documents concerning French military and naval participation in the American Revolution.

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