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LAMBALLE Marie-Thérèse-Louise de Savoie-Carignan, princesse de (1749-1792)
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LAMBALLE Marie-Thérèse-Louise de Savoie-Carignan, princesse de (1749-1792)
Superintendent of the Queen's Household and devoted friend of Marie-Antoinette, she perished in the prison of La Force during the September massacres
L.A., [Pavillon de Flore in the Louvre 1792], "to cousin Emm." [Charles-Emmanuel, landgrave of HESSE-ROTHEMBOURG?]| half page in-8 (small single-ply slit).
"Thank you for your policy, I find it perfect, and my short story writer has given me great pleasure. He always informs me, if he wants to continue, because I am delighted in my dungeon to know what is going on in the distance, being at the first window"... [A note on the back indicates that the letter is written "from the pavilion of Flore a few tems before his massacre in 1792.]
A lock of hair is attached, wrapped in a small piece of paper marked "Md la princesse de Lamballe / par la mise de Las Cases attaché à la princesse". Plus a facsimile of Madame Du Barry.
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Superintendent of the Queen's Household and devoted friend of Marie-Antoinette, she perished in the prison of La Force during the September massacres
L.A., [Pavillon de Flore in the Louvre 1792], "to cousin Emm." [Charles-Emmanuel, landgrave of HESSE-ROTHEMBOURG?]| half page in-8 (small single-ply slit).
"Thank you for your policy, I find it perfect, and my short story writer has given me great pleasure. He always informs me, if he wants to continue, because I am delighted in my dungeon to know what is going on in the distance, being at the first window"... [A note on the back indicates that the letter is written "from the pavilion of Flore a few tems before his massacre in 1792.]
A lock of hair is attached, wrapped in a small piece of paper marked "Md la princesse de Lamballe / par la mise de Las Cases attaché à la princesse". Plus a facsimile of Madame Du Barry.
LIV2021