[AUTOGRAPHES] - Set of 6 pieces, including : - ABRANTES (Laure Junot, duchess of), historian and memorialist (Montpellier 1784-Paris 1838). L.a.s. to Monsieur le Chevalier Frost, perpetual secretary of the Société de Navigation d'Angleterre, Paris, May 16, 1833, 1 ½ p. in-8. She recommends to him "two persons who are going to England and who are [her] most intimate friends." - CREMIEUX (Adolphe), lawyer and politician (Nîmes 1796-Paris 1880). L.a.s. on the letterhead of the Ministère de la Justice - Cabinet du Garde des Sceaux, 2 ½ pp. in-8. Bordeaux, January 22, 1871. To "Monsieur l'Amiral and dear colleague". In the context of the war, he reminds that a special decree forbids taking high schools and colleges as asylums for ambulances of wounded or sick. - GIPS (Wilhelmine), Dutch singer (Dordrecht 1843-La Haye 1895). Set of 3 l.a.s. in-12 in Dutch: London, 8 December 1875, and Dordrecht, 27 and 30 January 1881. The last one contains in addition, on a loose leaf, a song or a poem in German. Dry stamp "Bath". On the back of each piece, stamp: "From the archives and collections of J.L. Debauve". - MONTALEMBERT (Charles, comte de), historian, journalist and politician (London 1810-Paris 1870). Undated L.a.s., 1 p. in-12. To Monsieur Boblet, publisher, quai des Augustins. He asks him for 16 pictures of piety to be put in books of offices, and in particular several representing Saint Elizabeth. Expert : Jean-Louis Beauvais