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Military reports, 1813, from (number of enclosed documents in brackets), 1813

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January 17th, summary of report by inhabitants of village of Thorn; January 19th, Kruszynski, Conseillier des préfectures (copy); January 19th, Kruszyneck (sic.); January 19th, Kruszyneck; February 12th, Van Zuylen Van Nyvelt, Attaché à l'état major-général de son Altesse Impériale le Prince de Neuchatel et de Wagram; February 18th, Zottowski; February 27th, Bronikowski to "Mon Général"; March 18th, Friedrich Wilhelm (recipient unstated); March 23rd, Thielmann [1]; March 26th, Saint-Cyr (copy); March 26th, unsigned note on capture of Le Baron de Hahn by the French/Italian Army; March 29th, signature unclear (concerns Russian and British troop movements in region of Winsen and Cuxhaven); April 11th, signature unclear; April 14th, Manini; April 14th, Bourcier, Général de division, commandant les dêpots généraux de cavalerie; April 17th, Rognier, Général de division, commandant en chef du Génie à la grande armée; April 20th, Bourcier to le Maréchal Prince d'Eckmühl; May 1st, Fontanelli; May 1st, Fontanelli; May 11th, Fontanelli; May 12th, Kembielevski; May 16th, unsigned (concerns troops stationed in Italy); May 26th, Vignolle, Général de division, chef de l'état major-général; June 1st, Bianchi d'Adda, Général, chargé du fortefeuille auprès du ministre de la guerre; June 1st, Bianchi d'Adda; June 11th, Bianchi d'Adda; June 28th, Vignolle; July 1st, Bianchi d'Adda; July 13th, signature unclear [1]; July 21st, Bianchi d'Adda; July (day unspecified), unsigned (concerns Austrian troops stationed on Italian border); August 8th, Fresia, Général; August 15th, unsigned (concerns strength of Austrian troops under Hiller); August 29th, Charnages, Intendant de la Corinthie; September 3rd, unsigned (concerns strength of Austrian troops under Hiller); September 7th, unsigned (concerns positions of Austrian troops); September 15th, unsigned (concerns position of Austrian troops); September 15th, Lecchi, Général commandant la garde royale (2 reports); September 16th, Francesi to "Signore" (2 reports); September 17th, Margues, Major, to Peraldi, Colonnello commandante il reggimento de' cacciatori della guardia reale; September 17th, Peraldi [1]; September 19th, Lecchi to Vignolle [2]; September 22nd, Palombini, Général de division; September 23rd, Peraldi; September 24th, Dranguet, Chef du 4e battaillon du 53e régiment; September 25th, Pasquale; September 25th, Mougier, Général de brigade, to Vignolle; September 25th, "il Barone" (rest unclear); September 13th, 14th, 22nd, 24th and 25th (all general reports); September 27th, Moydier [1]; September 30th, le Comte (rest unclear), 2 reports and 1 enclosed document; October 4th, Moydier; October 9th, le Comte (rest unclear), Ministre de France; December 3rd, unsigned (concerns fortification of Mt. Cénis); December 16th, unsigned (concerns reconnaissance of land between Legnago and Mantua); December 24th, unsigned (rough note of avant-garde of Austrian Army); Decmber 25th, unsigned (concerns Italian troops between the Adige and the Po); undated, unsigned (report by French agent on Osterode and Grandentz, probably made either on January 18th or 19th); undated, De Sinety, aide-de-Camp of Lauriston (concerns March); undated, Janin, Chef d'escadron (concerns March); undated, unsigned (report by Italian agent on journey through Austria, probably during mid-September); undated, Lecchi (probably mid-September); undated, unsigned (concerns possibility of enemy crossing the Adige, probably mid-December); undated, unsigned (concerns possibility of enemy advance into Italy, probably mid-December); undated, unsigned (notes on roads from Isola Porearizza, probably mid-December); undated, Lauriston, Général en chef; undated, unsigned (notes on Austrian troops); undated, unsigned (notes on Austrian troops); undated, unsigned (notes and map of encampments around Villach); undated, Lecchi; undated, Lecchi; undated, Maino; undated, mutilated report (the second sheet bearing date and signature is missing); undated, unsigned (concerns final organization of Italian Army); undated, unsigned (concerns strength of Italian Army); undated, unsigned (concerns strength of Italian Army); undated, unsigned (concerns officers of the Italian Army made prisoner-of-war, left behind or wounded during the campaign of 1813).

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Collection History

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Processing Information

This collection was processed by David Rollo, Barbara Volz and John Delaney in 1991. Finding aid written by David Rollo, Barbara Volz and John Delaney in 1991.

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Credit this material:

Military reports, 1813, from (number of enclosed documents in brackets); Eugène de Beauharnais Collection, C0645, Manuscripts Division, Department of Special Collections, Princeton University Library

Location:
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Storage Note:
  • Firestone Library (mss): Box 47