Captain François Madelon Melchoir de Raimondis-Canaux, 2 A.LL.S. 11 7bre 1778 and 9 aoust 1779 : to Monsieur de Chieuses Combaud a Lorgues en Provence
1778
MSS L2015F177.1-2 M
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Title
Captain François Madelon Melchoir de Raimondis-Canaux, 2 A.LL.S. 11 7bre 1778 and 9 aoust 1779 : to Monsieur de Chieuses Combaud a Lorgues en Provence
Published
A La Martinique|A St. Dominque 1778-1779
Description
[2] items ; 21 cm.
Call Number
MSS L2015F177.1-2 M
Note
Part of the collection of letters written by French naval officers (and brothers) Gabriel and Victor de Chieuses de Combaud Roquebrune to their parents describing their experiences during the American Revolution, 1778-1783.
Raimondis-Canaux writes to M. de Chieuses Combaud, Gabriel & Victor's father, describing the battle of Rhode Island, criticizing the conduct of the American forces, & praising the conduct of Gabriel & Victor at the battle of Grenada in July 1779.
One from Martinique: incomplete, some portion missing.
Red wax seal.
Raimondis-Canaux became an original member of the French Society.
Purchased with 4 printed accounts, including Grenada & Marseille imprints, 1778 & 1779 (cataloged separately; call nos.: L2015F177.34-37)
For further detail, see case file.
Raimondis-Canaux writes to M. de Chieuses Combaud, Gabriel & Victor's father, describing the battle of Rhode Island, criticizing the conduct of the American forces, & praising the conduct of Gabriel & Victor at the battle of Grenada in July 1779.
One from Martinique: incomplete, some portion missing.
Red wax seal.
Raimondis-Canaux became an original member of the French Society.
Purchased with 4 printed accounts, including Grenada & Marseille imprints, 1778 & 1779 (cataloged separately; call nos.: L2015F177.34-37)
For further detail, see case file.
Historical Data
François Magdelon Melchior de Raimondi-Canaux: Born into a French naval family.His grandfather was Raimondis-Combaud, a galley captain. He became a guard in 1751, a lieutenant in 1764, and a captain in 1777. Was second in command of the 74 cannon ship Marseilles and took part in the Comte D’Estaign operation in Savannah and Rhode Island.
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