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HUGUEMONT
BYNG WITH HIS BRIGADE AT WATERLOO
THE LATE DUKE OF RICHMOND
THE UNFORTUNATE CHARGE OF THE HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S OPINION OF THE FRENCH CAVALRY
MARSHAL EXCELMANN'S OPINION OF THE BRITISH CAVALRY
APPEARANCE OF PARIS WHEN THE ALLIES ENTERED
MARSHAL NEY AND WELLINGTON
THE PALAIS ROYAL AFTER THE RESTORATION
THE ENGLISH IN PARIS AFTER THE RESTORATION OF THE BOURBONS
LES ANGLAISES POUR RIRE
COACHING AND RACING IN 1815
PARISIAN CAFES IN 1815
REVIEW OF THE ALLIED ARMIES BY THE ALLIED SOVEREIGNS IN PARIS
CONDUCT OF THE RUSSIAN AND PRUSSIAN SOLDIERS DURING THE OCCUPATION
         OF PARIS BY THE ALLIES
THE BRITISH EMBASSY IN PARIS
ESCAPE OF LAVALETTE FROM PRISON
DUELLING IN FRANCE IN 1815
PISTOL SHOOTING
THE FAUBOURG ST. GERMAIN
THE SALON DES ETRANGERS IN PARIS
THE DUCHESS DE BERRI AT MASS AT THE CHAPELLE ROYALE
LORD WESTMORELAND
ALDERMAN WOOD
THE OPERA
FANNY ELSSLER
CHARLES X. AND LOUIS PHILIPPE
LORD THANET
LORD GRANVILLE, THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR
MARSHAL BLUCHER
JEW MONEY-LENDERS
LORD ALVANLEY
GENERAL PALMER
"MONK" LEWIS
SIR THOMAS TURTON
GEORGE SMYTHE, THE LATE LORD STRANGFORD
THE HONOURABLE GEORGE TALBOT
A DINNER AT SIR JAMES BLAND BURGES'S, IN LOWER BROOK STREET; AUTUMN, 1815
LORD BYRON
SHELLEY
ROBERT SOUTHEY, THE POET
CAPTAIN HESSE, FORMERLY OF THE 18TH HUSSARS
VISITING IN THE COUNTRY
COLONEL KELLY AND HIS BLACKING