Soulès, François
François Soulès (1748-1809) was a French author and historian, primarily known for his Histoire des Troubles de l'Amérique Anglaise, a history of the American Revolution. He also wrote on government in general and parliamentary law, in particular. He also produced a translation of Thomas Paine's Rights of Man, and a French grammar.
Rochambeau's March to Yorktown.
[Revolutionary War Map Showing Rochambeau's March from Boston to the Chesapeake.]
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This is the first edition of François Soulés map of the American coast during the Revolutionary War, illustrating Rochambeau's epic march from Boston to the Chesapeake Bay and Yorktown - a key achievement that contributed to the decisive American victory at Yorktown. (more details)
Final Battle of the American Revolutionary War.
Plan D'York en Virginie avec les attaques et les Campemens de l'Armee combinee de France et d'Amerique. [Battle of Yorktown]
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An important 1787 American Revolutionary War map by F. Soulés illustrating the Battle of Yorktown, the last major conflict of the war. (more details)