Augereau, Pierre François Charles (17571816)

Augereau, Pierre François Charles (Au`gereau, Pierre François Charles) , marshal of France and duke of Castiglione, born at Paris; distinguished in the campaigns of the Republic and Napoleon; executed the coup d'état of the 4th Sept. 1797; his services were rejected by Napoleon on his return from Elba, on account of his having supported the Bourbons during his absence. He was simply a soldier, rude and rough-mannered, and with no great brains for anything else but military discipline (17571816).

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

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