Memoirs of Barras, Member of the Directorate; Volume 1

Paul Barras was a member of the Directorate during the French Revolution, and his memoirs offer a fascinating look at this turbulent period of history. Edited by George Duruy and first published in 1895, Memoirs of Barras provides a unique perspective on the Revolution and the personalities involved in it.
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