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[null,null,"Autore",null,"Bugeaud duc d'Isly Maréchal Thomas Robert"]
[null,null,"Titolo",null,"Memoirs Of Marshal Bugeaud From His Private Correspondence And Original Documents, 1784-1849 Vol. II"]
[null,null,"Pubbl/distr/stampa",null,"San Francisco : , : Wagram Press, , 2015"]
[{"$nulls":4},"©2015"]
[null,null,"ISBN",null,"1-78625-470-0"]
[null,null,"Edizione",null,"[1st ed.]"]
[null,null,"Descrizione fisica",null,"1 online resource (368 pages)"]
[null,null,"Collana",null,"Memoirs Of Marshal Bugeaud ; ; v.2"]
[null,null,"Soggetti",null,"Algeria"]
[{"$nulls":4},"Colonial administrators - France"]
[null,null,"Lingua di pubblicazione",null,"Inglese"]
[null,null,"Formato",null,"Materiale a stampa"]
[null,null,null,"Livello bibliografico","Monografia"]
[null,null,"Nota di contenuto",null,"Intro -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- Installation at Algiers-The Colonies of Dely-Ibrahim and the dram-sellers-Blidah-Travel in the Province of Constantine-Evacuation of small Military Posts-Return to Algiers-Victualling of Medeah-Report-Organization of an Arab Tribe-Letter of a Lieutenant iAccounts of the Battle. -- Mostaganem-March to Tackdempt-Report-Zouaves and Arab Cavalry-Mascara-Letter from the Sheiks-Letter from Saint-Arnaud-Destruction of Boghar and Thaza by Baraguey-d'Hillers-Advice to Soldiers-Another Expedition to Mascara-Léon Roches sent to Mecca-General Summary of the Year. -- CHAPTER III. - CHÉLIF AND OUARENSÈNIS (1842). -- Report of January 4, 1842-Tempoure's Operations-General Rumigny in Algeria-March on Tlemcen-Preparation for the Spring Campaign-Massacre of Beni-Mered-Letter to Mdme. Bugeand-Road by the Chiffa-Impulse to Colonisation-Letter to Mdme. Bugeaud-Campaign of tThe General's Mercy. -- CHAPTER IV. - TENÈS AND ORLÉANSVILLE (1843). -- Bugeaud's Vexation -Confidences to Guizot and Gardère-Saint-Arnaud's Sortie-Reappearance of Abdel-Kader-Return of Au male and Changarnier-Disturbance from Morocco to Sebaou-Building of Orléansville and Tenès-Cavaignac Governor-Razzia by the Governor and PAhmed Ben Salem, Chief of Laghouat, asks Investiture. -- CHAPTER V. - THE SMALAH (1843). -- Abdel-Kader not to be Caught-Capture of the Smalah-Bugeaud's Idea-Abdel-Kader Enclosed in a Triangle-Aumale to Seize the Smalah-Fleury's Account-Aumale's Official Report-Abdel-Kader's Account to Daumas-Submission of the Chief of the Ouled-Chail-Made MarshThe Marshal's General Views on "]
[{"$nulls":4},"the Army and Colonisation. -- CHAPTER VI. - DELLYS AND BISKRA (1843-44)."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Just annoyance of the new Marshal-Guizot's Opinion-Harispe's Letter-The Emir again in the South-Engagement with Lamoricière-Tempoure's Success -Death of Ben-Allal-Sidi-Embareck-Abdel-Kader's Overtures to the Emperor of Morocco-Secret Overtures to the EmirSudden departure of the Marshal for the frontier of Morocco. -- CHAPTER VII. - THE BATTLE OF ISLY (1844). -- Preludes of the Moorish Campaign-Abdel-Kader's and the Emperor's Emissaries among our tribes-The Marshal goes to Oran-Bedeau's Interview with the Moorish Chief-Occupation of Ouchda-Guizot's Letter to the Ambassador in London-English Displeasure-CommencemeConclusion of the Treaty as desired by the French. -- CHAPTER VIII. - RETURN TO FRANCE (1844-5). -- Numerous Addresses to the Marshal-His own view of the Battle-Letters to M. Gardère and to his Daughter-Sword of Honour given by the Algerians-A point in Kabylia-Fight of Abizzar-Return to France-Ovations-The Marshal's position in France-Annoyance with theReturn to Africa. -- CHAPTER IX. - BOU-MAZA AND THE DAHRA (1845). -- Return to Algiers-First Rising of 1845-Appearance of Bou-Maza-Rainy Campaign in the Ouarensènis-Saint-Arnaud and the Sherifs-Pélissier at the Caves of Dahra-Summer Campaign in Kabylia-Ratification of Treaty with the Moors-Return to France in September. -- CHAPTER X. - SIDI-BRAHIM. THE FIVE MONTHS' CAMPAIGN (1845). -- Causes of Disagreement between the Government and the Marshal-Letters to M. Guizot-Commencement of the great Insurrection of 1845-Lamoricière's Doubt-The Marshal's speedy Return to Algeria-Disasters of Sidi-Brahim-And Aïn-Temouchent-Bedeau recalled-PreachThe Marshal's General orders. -- CHAPTER XI. - ABDEL-KADER IN THE SOUTH (1846)."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Abdel-Kader abandons the Djurjura and goes South-The Moors receive Algerian Fugitives-Duke d'Aumale's Return-Massacre of French Prisoners at the Deira-Abdel-Kader innocent of it-Mustapha-Ben-Thamy-Ministry object to any attack on Morocco-Military OperatioArab Chief's' Address. -- CHAPTER XII. - KABYLIA, FINAL DEPARTURE (1846-47). -- The Arab Tax-Vexation-Submission of Ben Salem and Bel Kassem-Capture of Bou-Maza-Campaign in Kabylia-Adieu to the Colony-Proclamations-Marshal's Opinions of his Lieutenants -The Young Officers. -- CHAPTER XIII. - DEPARTURE FROM ALGIERS-D'AUMALE (1847-48). -- Return Home-Events in Morocco-The Faithful Léon Roches-Curious Feat of Abdel-Kader- Letters to the Comtesse Féray-Life at La Durantie-The Duke d'Aumale made Governor of Algeria-Letters from the Marshal-Abdel-Kader's Surrender-Revolution of 1848 in AlgeriaD'Aumale's Departure. -- CHAPTER XIV. - ARAB OFFICES.-SOLDIERS.-COLONISATION. -- Administration of the Arabs-The Marshal's Kindness to the Natives-His great Care for the Private Soldier-Father Bugeaud's Cap-Regulations-Arab Offices -Bugeaud's Principles of Colonisation-Trappists of Staouëli-The Jesuits. -- CHAPTER XV. - REVOLUTION OF 1848-PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT. -- The Days of February, 1848-State of Minds in France-The Marshal's Deeds-Sent to Command the Troops-King's Abdication-Bugeaud's Resistance-Lamartine's Account and Castilla's-Republic Proclaimed-Return to La Durantie-Demagogues in the Country-Tales of a Hut15th of May. -- CHAPTER XVI. - THE DAYS OF JUNE. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS (1848). -- Days of June-Weakening of the Republic-Letters to Jamin and Féray-The Marshal consulted on the choice of a Governor for Algeria-Constitution of September-The Presidential Elections -Bugeaud a Candidate-Letters to Lavergne-Resignation-Letter to Ducrot-The Letter to L'Heureux. -- CHAPTER XVII. - THE ARMY OF THE ALPS (1849)."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Prince Louis-Napoleon President of the Republic-Marshal Bugeaud Commander-in-chief of the Army of the Alps-General Order-Travel among the Southern Towns-Correspondence. -- CHAPTER XVIII. - THE ASSEMBLY-DEATH (1849). -- Marshal Bugeaud's Position towards the New Government-Elections to the Legislative Assembly-Deputy for Charente-Inférieure-Sitting of 30th of May-Death, 10th of June-The Prince-President-Louis Veuillot's Discourse-Funeral at the Invalides-Speeches of MoléConclusion."]
[null,null,null,"Sommario/riassunto","This book is a historical account of Marshal Thomas Robert Bugeaud's military campaigns and governance in Algeria from 1784 to 1849. Written by Count H. d'Ideville and edited by Charlotte M. Yonge, it details Bugeaud's strategic efforts in colonization and military operations, particularly in regions like Medeah, Milianah, and Saïda. The book provides insights into Bugeaud's methods of managing colonial territories, his interactions with local tribes, and his military engagements against figures like Abdel-Kader. It addresses the broader implications of French colonial policies and military strategies during the early to mid-19th century. The intended audience includes historians, military scholars, and those interested in French colonial history."]