A memoir by the notorious French statesman Joseph Fouché, who served under Napoleon and later as Minister of Police in the Bourbon monarchy. Fouché's account of his life and career, translated into English by an anonymous author, provides a fascinating glimpse into the politics, intrigue, and scandals of early 19th century France.

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