The history of the siege of Toulon. With an account of the political reasons that mov'd the confederates to undertake it: And of all that happen'd from the Duke of Savoy's entring Provence, to the Day that he marched out of it. To which there is prefix'd a new plan of the town, harbour, Fortifications; French and Confederate Camps, Batteries, and adjacent Mountains. Done from the French copy, printed at Paris, and Dedicated to the French King - Donneau de Visé, Jean 1638-1710 (printed, and sold by B. Bragge, at the Raven in Pater Noster-Row, 1708)
A different translation from that printed for Arthur Collins and J. Morphew, also in 1708
Anonymous. By J. Donneau de Visé
English Short Title Catalog, T96900
Reproduction of original from British Library
Keywords: Toulon (France) / Siege, 1707