A Warning to Britons; Or, a Short Account of the Treacherous and Inhuman Conduct of the French Officers and Soldiers, During the Invasion of Germany ... German Publication. by Anthony Aufrére, Esq. - Paperback

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Cambridge University Library

T212512

An abridgment of the work first published in London in 1797 as 'The cannibals' progress; or the dreadful horrors of French invasion'.

Hull : printed by Tho. Lee and Co.; and sold by the booksellers in Hull and York, 1798. 32p. ; 12°