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942 - BONAPARTE, Jérôme-Napoléon (1805–1870). Set of 5 signed autograph letters and a signed receipt, addressed to the printer Duverger. 1848 and 1849. Various sizes.
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BONAPARTE, Jérôme-Napoléon (1805–1870). Set of 5 signed autograph letters and a signed receipt, addressed to the printer Duverger. 1848 and 1849. Various sizes. Very interesting correspondence concerning the 1848 elections and Jérôme Bonaparte’s first cousin: Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte (nephew of Napoleon I and future Napoleon III). A receipt “from Mr. E. Duverger, printer, for ten bundles of one thousand copies each, totaling ten thousand copies of Mr. Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte’s manifesto […]”; Marshal Bugeaud also requests a print run of “two thousand copies ”; Jérôme Bonaparte requests “a collection of everything the government has published in support of Eugène Cavaignac […]” and, once again, 1,000 copies of a “song” written “for my cousin’s election,” etc. To be studied. Enclosed are 4 printed “Yes” ballots.
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