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François, Marquis de BEAUHARNAIS, Brother-in-law of JOSÉPHINE, Uncle of Prince EUGÈNE, Deputy of the Nobility to the Estates-General by the City of PARIS; emigrated; rallied to Bonaparte who appointed him Ambassador to Etruria and then to Spain. (La Rochelle 1756 - Paris 1846) - LETTER A. S. S. at the time of his appointment as Ambassador to SPAIN - MADRID August 5, 1809 - to Mme de LAUBESPIN - 1p in-4° - "Madame, I have received the letter and the memorandum... I would take the greatest interest in doing you justice. However, I must not let you ignore the fact that the Treasury's shortage is very considerable..."

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François, Marquis de BEAUHARNAIS, Brother-in-law of JOSÉPHINE, Uncle of Prince EUGÈNE, Deputy of the Nobility to the Estates-General by the City of PARIS; emigrated; rallied to Bonaparte who appointed him Ambassador to Etruria and then to Spain. (La Rochelle 1756 - Paris 1846) - LETTER A. S. S. at the time of his appointment as Ambassador to SPAIN - MADRID August 5, 1809 - to Mme de LAUBESPIN - 1p in-4° - "Madame, I have received the letter and the memorandum... I would take the greatest interest in doing you justice. However, I must not let you ignore the fact that the Treasury's shortage is very considerable..."

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