A Narrative of Three Years' Residence in France, Principally in the Southern Departments, from the Year 1802 to 1805 3 Volume Set

Volume 1: Preface; 1. Departure from London; 2. Stay at Calais; 3. Different entrances to Paris; 4. Public buildings in Paris; 5. The palais-royal; 6. On the theatres at Paris; 7. The Opéra comique; 8. Public gardens at Paris; 9. Monsieur Géoffroi; 10. The jardin de plantes; 11. On the abolition of monarchy and religion in France; 12. Further remarks on the state of religion in France; 13. Interest excited by the situation in France; 14. Different classes; 15. Fetes of the fourteenth of July and the fifteenth of August; 16. The exposition at the Louvre; 17. St Cloud; 18. Route from Paris to Lyons; 19. The city of Lyons; 20. The devastation of the city of Lyons; 21. The college of the Oratoire at Lyons; 22. Account of the prisons at Lyons; 23. Account of the prisons of Lyons (cont.); 24. Account of the prisons of Lyons (cont.); 25. Account of the prisons of Lyons (cont.); 26. Route from Lyons to Avignon; 27. Avignon; 28. Different routes to Vaucluse; 29. Villeneuve; 30. Beaucaire. Volume 2: 1. Marseilles; 2. Marseilles, the old and new town; 3. The abbey of St Victor; 4. The convent of the Chartreux; 5. The forts of St Nicholas and St John; 6. The battery of the Farot; 7. The column to Bonaparte; 8. Great change made in Marseilles by the revolution; 9. State of alarm during the reign of terror; 10. Instances of abuses; 11. Soap manufactory at Marseilles; 12. Celebration of Christmas and New-Year's-Day; 13. English ladies settled at Marseilles; 14. The bastides about Marseilles; 15. Monsieur Barthelemy; 16. The Fete-Dieu at Aix; 17. The Fete-Dieu at Marseilles; 18. Excursion to Toulon; 19. Toulon; 20. Excursion to the Sainte Beaume; 21. Aix founded by the Romans; 22. The Hotel-de-ville; 23. The hospitals; 24. The courts of law at Aix; 25. The Tolonet; 26. The mountain of Sainte Victoire; 27. On the climate and productions of Provence; 28. On the character of the Provencaux. Volume 3: 1. Departure from Nismes; 2. Stay at Montpellier; 3. Departure from Montpellier; 4. Stay at Toulouse; 5. Departure from Toulouse; 6. From Moissac to Bordeaux; 7. Striking situation of Bordeaux; 8. Departure from Bordeaux; 9. Nantes; 10. Morlaix; 11. Superstition among the Bretons; 12. Affinity between the Bretons and the Welch and Irish; 13. Fondness of the Bretons for stories; 14. Other reputed ruins of the city of Is; 15. Resemblance of Bretagne to Devonshire; 16. The character of Bonaparte; 17. Bonaparte (cont.); 18. Further strictures; 19. The opinions of emigrants; 20. The coalitions against Bonaparte; 21. Irritability of Bonaparte's temper; 22. The French not prepared for liberty; Index.