The Description of Corsica, With an Account of its Union to the Crown of Great Britain. Including the Life of General Paoli, and the Memorial Peresent

"The Description of Corsica, With an Account of its Union to the Crown of Great Britain" offers a detailed exploration of Corsica during a pivotal period in its history. Written by Colonel Fr?c)d?c)ric and published in 1795, this work provides insights into the island?#128;(TM)s geography, culture, and political landscape. The book includes a biography of General Paoli, a key figure in Corsican history, and presents the memorial submitted to the National Assembly of France regarding the island's forests.

This historical account sheds light on Corsica's brief union with Great Britain and its complex relationship with France. It is an invaluable resource for understanding the dynamics of power and identity in 18th-century Europe. Readers interested in the history of Corsica, the life of General Paoli, or the political machinations of the era will find this book a compelling and informative read.

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