414 - Comte Jules de POLIGNAC (Paris 1780-1847), Pair de France, Ambassadeur, Président du Conseil des Ministres et Ministre de Affaires Étrangère (1829 à 1830) - Letter signed "Le Comte Jules de POLIGNAC, Paris le 14 Août 1815. 3 pages in-4°. To Mr. de PUJOL in Grenoble, who asks him "what will become of the people who have registered for the King's Service", at the Office he had in Grenoble. "I have not yet received a report informing me of the number of these zealous defenders of a just and legitimate cause (The Return of the King)... I would like to receive a list of those enrolled... with notes on those who wish to join the Royal Guard. A few days ago, I saw Mr Randon de St Marcel, whose duties have ceased since the arrival of the Prefect in Grenoble... I would have liked him to have been the bearer of letters from Grenoble for me. You know, Sir, how closely I am affected by everything that concerns the Seventh Division. It is especially important that people who feel as you do should be as active as possible in the Elections. It is useless to develop all the consequences that will result from the right choices that the Nation is in a position to make at this time. I reiterate to you, Sir, all my sentiments, and ask you to talk about me from time to time with the people who remember me.