POLITICIANS - HISTORIANS. 15 documents. [Accusés... - Lot 105 - Pescheteau-Badin

POLITICIANS - HISTORIANS. 15 documents. [Accusés du 15 mai 1848] Protestation manuscrite signée par 21 prisonniers, adressée au " Citoyen rédacteur " (biffé), Prison de la Conciergerie, le 25 mai 1848. 1 p 1/3. in-4. Mounted on paper. Interesting text, with the prisoners protesting against comments published in a newspaper: "We declare that you are in the deepest error. General Courtois and Colonel Rey do not live apart from us, and their character, as firm as ours, makes them endure captivity with as much energy as we do. [...] " ; BELCASTEL Gabriel de (1871-) 4 L.A.S Paris, Colomiers and Versailles, January 22, 72 , March 4, 74, October 16, 1875 and December 76. 8 pp. In-folio. Political texts ; BROGLIE Albert duc de (1821-1901) L.A.S. to the editor of Le Temps , Paris, June 6, 1871. 2 p. in-8, headed with his embossed cipher. Letter pasted on paper. He refers to remarks attributed to him by the newspaper; DENFERT-ROCHEREAU Pierre Marie Philippe Aristide (1823-1878) L.A.S. to the Manager of the Journal des Débats, (s.l.n.d.). 1 p. in-12, letterhead printed with his cipher, letter pasted on paper. He asks that the newspaper be sent to another address; DIDIER Henry (1823-) L.A.S. (s.l.n.d.). 1 p. in-8, headed "Corps Législatif", letter pasted on paper; GERMINY Eugène de (1841-1898) L.A.S. Paris, February 27, 1876. 2 pp. in-8. Wishes to use newspaper advertising to thank his constituents; GUIZOT François Pierre Guillaume (1787-1874) L.A.S. (s.l.) July 30, 1871. ½ p. in-12, engraved letterhead, address and postmark, letter pasted on paper. He requests that Le Constitutionnel be sent to him at another address. ; IMBERT DE SAINT-AMAND Arthur Léon (1834-1900) Autograph manuscript signed (s.l.n.d. [1875-1879]). 24 pp. half in-4, pages pasted on paper. Complete chapter VII of his work entitled "Les Femmes de Versailles". Chapter entitled "Le Mariage de Madame de Maintenon", text with corrections and printing indications (blue pencil) ; JANVIER DE LA MOTTE Louis (1849-1894) and LANGLOIS DE SEPTENVILLE Charles (1835-1915) Double-signed L.A.S. addressed to the editor of the newspaper, Paris, November 14, 1876. 2 pp. in-4, printed letterhead of the Chamber of Deputies, letter pasted on paper. They ask for corrections and to insert part of the text of the letter ; POLIGNAC JulesArmand duc de (1817-1890) L.A.S. Kerbastie, December 6, 1873. 4 pp 1/2. in-4. Letter pasted on paper. Requests publication of an article in response to that of "Le Français" entitled Les ultras de la Restauration ; LA ROCHEFOUCAULD, 2nd duc de DOUDEAUVILLE Sosthène de (1785-1864) L.A.S. (s.l.) March 20, 1849. 1 p. in-8. On mourning paper, letter pasted on paper. Please insert ; LA ROCHEFOUCAULD, 3rd Duke of DOUDEAUVILLE Stanislas de (1822-1887) L.A.S to editor (s.l.) October 31, 1873. 1 p. pt in-8, pasted on paper. He takes exception to comments made in the newspaper attacking "the memory of my father". A letter signed "Comte G. de la Rochefoucauld" is enclosed; THIERS Adolphe (1796-1877) L.A. to M. Trouillon ([Paris] April 29 [1849]) 1 p. in-8 on mourning paper, addressed, pasted on paper. He asks the craftsman to "come to his house tomorrow morning with all the instruments necessary to clean and varnish a painting [...]."; TURGOT Louis Félix Etienne (1796-1866) L.S. Paris, July 1851. 2 pp. in-4. Printed letterhead of the Comité général pour la révision de la constitution. Co-signed letter, addressed to a banker. Enclosed is a membership form for the "Association Mutuelle des Risques du Siège de Paris" and a fragment of a letter bearing a signature attributed to a member of the Rothschild family (by the previous collector).