Rejoicings on Napoleon’s victory over Blucher and surprise of
Lord Wellington—Bulletin issued at St. Cloud—Budget of news
communicated by a French cockney—Author’s alarm on account of his
family—Proposes quitting Paris—Information of Henry Thevenot:
confirmed at Lafitte’s—Napoleon’s return from Waterloo—The
author’s sources of intelligence—His visits to the Chamber of
Deputies—Garat, minister of justice at the period of Louis’s
decapitation—The _Rousseau Mss._ and their peculiar utility to
the author—Fouché’s treachery—Vacillating plan to inform Napoleon
thereof, through Count Thibaudeau—Observations on the
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