Lot n° 5
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HISTORIANS - MEN OF LETTERS - JOURNALISTS.... - Lot 5 - Art Valorem
HISTORIANS - MEN OF LETTERS - JOURNALISTS. About 31 documents.
BARTHÉLÉMY-SAINT-HILAIRE Jules (1805-1895) 8 autograph letters signed to "Merruau" Paris and Versailles, from February 23, 1856 to February 12, 1872. 6 pp and 3 1/2p. in-8. In this correspondence he congratulates Merruau for his articles dealing with Suez and on their effects in the public opinion, however he specifies certain points as on February 23, 1856 "It was necessary to say: The silt of the Nile does not reach the bay of Sélufe or rather it enters there only by two mouths [] that of Tinch and that of Oman Fareg [] "; BULOZ François (1803-1877) 3 Autograph letters signed to [Paul Merruau] Paris, July 7, 1851, September 25, 1851 and (s.d.). 4 pp 1/2. in-8. Two of them with the heading "Revue des Deux Mondes". Interesting correspondence evoking various French and foreign publications, as well as a problem with the Théâtre Français. On July 7, 1851, he evokes the "Blue Books" and asks him if he owns the one "[] on the liners []", On September 25, 1851 he asks him for his "[] article on Dahomey []" then evokes "[] The Yearbook [of the Navy]". On December 10, he asks him for a favor and wishes that he publishes in the Constitutionnel, with the authorization of the Minister "[] the vote that here []" finally he evokes his defense "M. the Royal Commissioner near the Théâtre-français [] put under the eyes of Mr. the Minister of the interior the pieces which can enlighten his superiors on the acts of (on administration?) [] It is the only answer that Mr. the Royal Commissioner near the Théâtre-français has to make to the accusations of which he is the object [] "; BULOZ Charles (1843-1905) Autograph letter signed to [Paul Merruau] Paris, March 22, 1873 1 p.1/2 in-8. Heading "Revue des Deux Mondes". He tells him that his manuscript will be sent to the printer. He reprimands him because the manuscript could have been published before deplus it misses the conclusion; CHARTON Édouard (1807-1890) Autograph letter signed (s.l.) 12 April 63. 2 pp. in-12. He informs his correspondent that he has received his "[] manuscript of your trip to the Isthmus of Suez []"; DUMAS Alexandre fils (1824-1895) Autograph card signed (s.l.n.d.) 2 pp. in-12. Friendly correspondence; DURUY Victor (1811-1894) autograph letter signed (s.l.n.d.) 2 pp. in-8. Dry stamp with his number. He asks for information about the ship "Charlemagne" and (s.l.n.d.) 1p. in-8°. Dry stamp with his figure. He evokes the growth of a collection "[] 15 vol. published; it will have 25 next year []"; HALÉVY Ludovic (1834-1908) 2 autograph letters signed to "Monsieur Merruau" (s.l.n.d. Wednesday and Thursday, September 20) 2 pp. in-8 and gd in-12. "Wednesday" invites him to attend a dress rehearsal and on "Thursday, September 20" he reassures him of the fate of (M. Montol); HOUSSAYE Arsène (1814-1896) Autograph letter signed, (s.l.n.d.) 1 p. in-8. He offers her a novel; MALLEFILLE Félicien (1813-1868) Autograph letter signed "au Cormier" (s.d. Saturday, September 4) 2 pp. in-8. He invites her to dinner or lunch; MICHELET Jules (1798-1874). 3 autographed letters, 2 of them to "Dear Mr. [Charles] Merruau", March 8, 1851 and (s.l.n.d.) 3 pp. in-8°. (n.d.) He recommends "[] a man of a rare talent M. Joguet []" and asks him a favor "[] if you would like to insert soon the article of M. Grimblot on the ultramontanism of Quinet []"; (n.d.) to [Charles] Merruau, He asks him to announce in the Constitutionnel "[] M. Michelet reopens his course on Thursday, April 18 [] " ; finally, on March 8, 1851, " I am at the orders of Madame maller - I live in the country (at Les Thernes, rue de Villiers, 43) [] But I would like to avoid the trip to this lady. Please send me her address, and the day when I could go to see her (between 3 and 4 ? ) [] "; MIGNET François-Auguste (1796-1884) Autograph letter signed to Merruau (s.l.n.d. June 5) 1 p. in-8. Letter of thanks; MONTALEMBERT Charles de (1810-1870) 2 autograph letters signed, (n.d.) and Paris, June 28, 1849 and October 24, 1849. 3 ½ pp. in-8. Friendly correspondence; PERROT Georges (1832-1914) Autograph letter signed, (n.d.) 2 pp. in-16. Friendly correspondence; QUINET Edgar (1803-1875) Autograph letter signed to Merruau, (s.l.) August 1, 1843. 2 pp. in-8. Address. He asks him to publish two precisions in the Constitutionnel; ROCHEFORT Henri de (1831-1913) Autograph letter signed, Orléans (s.d. August 8), 1 p. small in-4. Very kind letter of thanks; SCHOLL Aurélien (1833-1902) Autograph note signed Étampes (s.d.) 1/2p. in-8°. Thanks; SIMON Jules (1814-1896) Autograph letter signed, Paris, October 24, 1870, ½ p. in-8. He apologizes for not having more influence on a mayor; SCRIBE Eugène (1791-1861) Autograph letter signed (s.l.n.d.) 1 p. in-8. He announces a general of the Opéra-Comique to his correspondent and autograph letter Vichy July 28, 1858, 1 p. in-8, incomplete, friendly correspondence;
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