OF REPUBLICAN FRANCE, FROM 1790 TO 1801. BY J. G. MILLINGEN, M.A. M.D. FIRST CLASS SURGEON TO THE FORCES, OF THE ANCIENT FACULTY OF MEDICINE AT PARIS, MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF BORDEAUX. Fr 1383.1 Harvard College Library Mrs. E. D. Brandegee LONDON: Printed by Schulze and Co., 13, Poland Street. PREFACE. HAVING had frequent occasions of relating to the circle of my acquaintance, many of the eventful scenes of my chequered carcer, I have often been urged to submit an account of them to the public. I am well aware, that the incidents in the life of a humble member of society, are of little importance to the community at large; yet, when that individual has witnessed the most momentous occurrences of his times, his recollections may not only be teresting, but useful. It has been said that, "no man appears great in the eyes of his valet," and this truth is rendered more striking, when the conduct (often b |