The unfortunate officer: or, the history of Monsieur Bertin, Marquis De Fratteaux, Knight of the Military Order of St. Louis, and Captain of Horse. who was, on Friday the 27th of March 1752, in a clandestine manner, forcibly carried from London to France by one Blasdel a Bailiff, his Follower, and other Accomplices; having been first arrested by the former for a suspicious Debt: Containing the Particulars relating thereto. Also, an account of all his sufferings ever since the age of sixteen; having been most cruelly persecuted by an Unnatural Father, by whose Contrivances he could neither live quietly in Spain or England; and at last fell a Sacrifice to his Malice.
- H***, M. le comte d'.
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- [1755?]
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Histoire de Mr. Bertin. English
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London : printed for G. Woodfall, at the King's-Arms, Charing-Cross, [1755?]
Physical description
[6],214,[2]p. ; 120.
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References note
ESTC T110215
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