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Title: The Cannibals' progress; or The dreadful horrors of French invasion; as displayed by the Republican officers and soldiers, in their perfidy, rapacity, ferociousness and brutality, exercised towards the innocent inhabitants of Germany. / Translated from the German, by Anthony Aufrer, Esq. ; [Three lines of Scripture texts]
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Aufrere, Anthony, 1756-1833, tr.
Albany:: Printed by Charles R. and George Webster, at their bookstore, in the white house, corner of State and Pearl-Streets., [1798]
Subject terms:
Napoleon -- I, -- Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 -- Italian Campaign, 1796-1797.
Swabians -- History.
France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799.
Booksellers' advertisements -- New York (State) -- Albany.
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Constantly for Sale, at WEBSTER'S Bookstore, very low for Cash, or on a reasonable credit.
INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS.
CANNIBALS' PROGRESS.
ALTORF.
PFULLENDORF.
WALDSEE.
MARKDORF. A small town in Suabia, in the bishoprick of Constance.
MEERSBURG. A town upon the banks of the Lake of Constance, in the circle of Suabia, and the residence of the prince-bishop of Constance.
BREMEN, A village in Suabia, in the county of Friedberg.
WEHR, A village in Austrian Suabia.
RADOLF-ZELL. A town in Austrian Suabia, near the Inferior Lake of Constance, containing about 1,800 souls.
ENGELWIES, DURBHEIM, and BARENTHAL. Three villages in Suabia.
WATTERDINGEN, A village in Suabia, containing 453 inhabitants.
Of DUHEM, the General of Division.
HEDINGEN, A Franciscan convent, and the two farm-houses, in the county of Sigmaringen, near the Danube, and in the circle of Suabia.
SCHWANDORF, A village in the Austrian part of Suabia.
EMMINGEN, A village in Suabia, in the principality of Furstenberg.
BIBURG, A small but pleasant village near Augsburg in Suabia..
STOZINGEN, A village in Suabia, containing 1,100 inhabitants, and belong∣ing to the Count Stain and others.
AYSTETTEN, A village in the neigbourhood of Augsburg, in the Circle of Suabia.
ENGEN, A small town in Suabia, in the Principality of Furstenberg.
OF GENERAL TARREAU, At Hofen, a Benedictine convent, in Suabia, near the Lake of Constance.
ANECDOTES of various French Generals, Officers, and Com∣missaries.
AMERICANS,
CHARLES R. & GEORGE WEBSTER, HAVE FOR SALE, At their BOOKSTORE, in the White House, corner of State and Pearl-streets, ALBANY, A large and general Assortment of BOOKS AND STATIONARY: Among which are the following, viz.