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SUCCESSION DE L'EMPEREUR, SES ARMES, SA MAISON NATALE, MÉDAILLES, ARGENTER
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SUCCESSION OF THE EMPEROR, HIS WEAPONS, NATURAL HOME, MEDALS, SILVER Copy of a letter from Joseph Bonaparte to his mother and uncle, Cardinal Fesch, London, March 3, 1835. It is about waiting for a "better time for the arms" as well as about the Emperor's birthplace. (2P. in-4)
- Copy of a letter of Joseph Bonaparte to the Duke of Padua, London April 10, 1835, about the way Madame mère made the only heir of "all the objects" of her son the Emperor and of her grandson after "the deplorable death" of the latter. (2P. in-4)
- Letter signed by the duke of Padua to Joseph Bonaparte, February 10, 1835. It is about the executors and other actors as Mr. Laffite, as well as medals and silverware of the Emperor.
(11P in-8)
- Copy of a letter of Joseph Bonaparte to the Duke of Padua, London April 10, 1835, about the way Madame mère made the only heir of "all the objects" of her son the Emperor and of her grandson after "the deplorable death" of the latter. (2P. in-4)
- Letter signed by the duke of Padua to Joseph Bonaparte, February 10, 1835. It is about the executors and other actors as Mr. Laffite, as well as medals and silverware of the Emperor.
(11P in-8)