- ONE HUNDRED AND TWO HUNDRED DAYS. THE GUARD in a state of - Lot 480

- ONE HUNDRED AND TWO HUNDRED DAYS. THE GUARD in a state of Siege. "IMPERIAL ARMY OF THE SOUTH." BAGNOLS (Bagnols-sur-Cèze 30) April 8, 1815. "Mr. Lieutenant-General, Commander-in-Chief of the 1st Imperial Army Corps of the Midi, instructs me to bring you the happy news. We are masters of the Pont St-Esprit, of the head of the bridge, and consequently of both banks of the Rhône. Mr. Field Marshal De VOGUÉ, Inspector General of the National Guards... is our prisoner. All the artillery is in our power, and all the National Guards who made up the garrison have been disarmed." LEFEBVER the Adjutant-Commander. For copy: RIVAUD Colonel of the 13th Gendarmerie Legion, Commander of the Department of the GARD, and Place de NÎMES, under siege. Printed in NÎMES, at C. TRIQUET, place de la Bouquerie, section 1, N°159: 1815. Cupboard (45 x 35) Condition B