Baron von Closen Ludwig papers, 1780-1783.

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Baron von Closen Ludwig papers, 1780-1783.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/71070994

Transcript (made by Worthington C. Ford, 1905) of von Closen's journals (1780 April-1783 June) starting with the embarkation of Rochambeau's army from Brest and covering the organization, campaigns, and movements of the French expeditionary forces during that period. Also includes detailed comments on American culture, society, flora, fauna, climate, landscapes, etc.

2 volumes.1 microfilm reel.

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