Dans cet ouvrage publié pour la première fois en 1823, l'auteur s'attaque aux rumeurs et aux accusations de trahison qui ont pesé sur le général vendéen François Athanase Charette de La Contrie (1763-1796), l'un des chefs de la révolte des royalistes contre la Révolution française. Urbain René Thomas Le Bouvier desmortiers, se basant sur des documents d'époque et des témoignages de première main, réfute ces accusations et démontre la loyauté et le patriotisme de Charette.

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