Memoirs of a French SERGEANT by 4Jhoni


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In 1905, Robert Guillemare, then in his
2oth wear. was doomed by the impartiality
of the copscription 10 enter the French army,
but neither he nor the rest of the conscripts
left their homes with the slightest compla-
cency, for their new profession. His first des.
tination was to the French feet, commanded
by Admiral Villeneuve, and stationed in the
Bav of Cadiz: he was consequently at the bat
tie Of Trafalgar. The part which he as
cribes to himself on this occasion is too re
marlsable to be passed over slightly. He was
ON board the Admirai's ship the Redoubt-
able which it will be recollected. was immc.