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+ POLITIQUE 82 lettres ou pièces, la plupart L.A.S., et 5 cartes de visite
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+ POLICY 82 letters or pieces, most of them L.A.S., and 5 business cards.
Jules Baroche, Félix Barthe, Louis Barthou, Charles Baudin (5), Évariste Bavoux (4, including verses to Marie Mennessier-Nodier and
Alphonse Gautier), Jean-Nicolas Beaujon (1773), Félix and Gustave de Beaumont, Nicolas-
François Bellart, Denis Benoist d'Azy, René
Bérenger, Jacques-Claude comte Beugnot (2), Auguste-Arthur Beugnot (3), Adolphe Billault, Louis Blanc, Paul Boudet, Henri Boulay from
Meurthe (about a contested election), Léon Bourgeois (3), Henri Brisson, Albert de Broglie, Louis Buffet, Joseph Caillaux, Paul
Cambon (6), Edmond Drouyn de Lhuys (2, including one requesting an audience with Napoleon
III for the Société impériale d'acclimatation), Jules Dufaure, Victor Duruy (3), Jules Favre, Jules Ferry (2, one to historian H. Doniol: "Politicians are workers for an hour, most often broken halfway"), Pierre Genty de Bussy, Gabriel
Hanotaux, Charles baron d'Haussez, Édouard
Herriot, Joseph Hudelist (Vienne 1812), Camille Krantz, Camille de La Roncière Le
Noury (2, an interesting one from 1879: "We are finally going to see the Republican Republic at work").), Clément Laurier, Alexandre
Ledru-Rollin (to Jules Favre), Émile Ollivier (2, one about Lamartine and Napoleon
III), Rodolphe d'Ornano, Ernest Arrighi de Casanova duke of Padua, Paul Painlevé, Anselme Petetin, Joseph-Marie comte
Portalis, Alphonse de Rayneval, Alexandre
Ribot, Tiburce Sébastiani, Jules Simon (3), Victor de Bellune, William Henry Waddington (6), Marguerite Waldeck-Rousseau (3), Henri
Wallon, Charles Woirhaye (long letter on the state of France in 1873), etc. Plus a few portraits.
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Jules Baroche, Félix Barthe, Louis Barthou, Charles Baudin (5), Évariste Bavoux (4, including verses to Marie Mennessier-Nodier and
Alphonse Gautier), Jean-Nicolas Beaujon (1773), Félix and Gustave de Beaumont, Nicolas-
François Bellart, Denis Benoist d'Azy, René
Bérenger, Jacques-Claude comte Beugnot (2), Auguste-Arthur Beugnot (3), Adolphe Billault, Louis Blanc, Paul Boudet, Henri Boulay from
Meurthe (about a contested election), Léon Bourgeois (3), Henri Brisson, Albert de Broglie, Louis Buffet, Joseph Caillaux, Paul
Cambon (6), Edmond Drouyn de Lhuys (2, including one requesting an audience with Napoleon
III for the Société impériale d'acclimatation), Jules Dufaure, Victor Duruy (3), Jules Favre, Jules Ferry (2, one to historian H. Doniol: "Politicians are workers for an hour, most often broken halfway"), Pierre Genty de Bussy, Gabriel
Hanotaux, Charles baron d'Haussez, Édouard
Herriot, Joseph Hudelist (Vienne 1812), Camille Krantz, Camille de La Roncière Le
Noury (2, an interesting one from 1879: "We are finally going to see the Republican Republic at work").), Clément Laurier, Alexandre
Ledru-Rollin (to Jules Favre), Émile Ollivier (2, one about Lamartine and Napoleon
III), Rodolphe d'Ornano, Ernest Arrighi de Casanova duke of Padua, Paul Painlevé, Anselme Petetin, Joseph-Marie comte
Portalis, Alphonse de Rayneval, Alexandre
Ribot, Tiburce Sébastiani, Jules Simon (3), Victor de Bellune, William Henry Waddington (6), Marguerite Waldeck-Rousseau (3), Henri
Wallon, Charles Woirhaye (long letter on the state of France in 1873), etc. Plus a few portraits.
Properties dependent on the judicial liquidation of the Aristophil Company
The sale of the properties dependent on the Aristophil Judicial Liquidation Act by order of the Paris Court of Appeal will be confirmed 48 hours before on our website www.collections