A narrative of Memorable Events in Paris, preceding the capitulation, and during the occupancy of that city by the allied armies in the year 1814; being extracts from the journal of a \'detenu\' (detained person), who continued a prisoner, on parole, in the French capital, from the year 1803 to 1814. Also includes anecdotes of Buonaparte\'s journey to Elba (by M Underwood). 1828 volume - first edition - inscribed by the editor, Britton. In very good condition. This is a very good hard back copy, rebound in red with gold lettering to the spine. some marks and scuffs to boards and to corners. Minor foxing on first few and final few pages. It is signed by the Editor on the second fly sheet with dedication to J. Parker Esq (?) \"as a mark of esteem\". Some discolouration to some pages and browning to edges. Corners of boards showing some wear.Rare copy of an Englishman\'s account of Napoleon\'s reign, seen from Paris. Interesting first hand account.