Francois-Claude-Amour, Marquis de Bouille was one of the leading military commanders of the French Revolution, serving as governor of the provinces of Lorraine and Alsace. His memoirs offer a firsthand account of the events that led up to the revolution, as well as the subsequent conflicts and their aftermath. This edition, which includes extensive annotations and commentary, is an essential resource for anyone interested in this pivotal period of French history.

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