PRINCE IMPÉRIAL (Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte, called him). 5 au - Lot 100

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PRINCE IMPÉRIAL (Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte, called him). 5 au - Lot 100
PRINCE IMPÉRIAL (Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte, called him). 5 autograph letters signed [to Charles-Auguste and Maxime Frossard]. 1868-1871. BEAUTIFUL CORRESPONDENCE TO HIS GOVERNOR GENERAL FROSSARD, and to his son, Maxime Frossard, testifying to the carefree joys of his princely childhood, his participation in the Franco-Prussian War and his life as an exile in England. - Château de Fontainebleau, August 24, 1868: "My dear Maxime, I thank you for the good little letter you sent me. I HOPE YOU ARE ENJOYING YOURSELF IN THE COUNTRY. I have received a letter from Espinasse [their friend the future General Jules Espinasse, son of the General and politician Charles-Marie-Esprit Espinasse] telling me to tell you many things. If you see the general [Maxime's father], you will kiss him very tenderly on my behalf. Your very affectionate boyfriend Louis-Napoleon... "(1 p. in-8). - Biarritz], September 29, 1868: "My dear general, I am very anxious to see you, for it will soon be five weeks since we parted ways. IT IS VERY NICE IN BIARRITZ and we took the opportunity to take a walk on the Nive [tributary of the Adour] which was very beautiful. I hope that your inspection will be finished when we return to St-Cloud. I embrace you very tenderly and am, my general, your affectionate and respectful Louis-Napoleon... "(1 p. in-8). - S.l., June 7, 1870: "My dear general, I am very touched to see that in the midst of all your occupations you thought of writing to me and sending me the well-done plan of CAMP DE CHÂLONS, it will always remind me of your command [the 2nd Corps, placed under the orders of General Frossard, was then billeted there]. The day before yesterday, Sunday, I saw Maxime who was delighted to go to the camp and see you there. I too am preparing to go there as soon as possible. We leave Tuesday for St-Cloud, we will stay there, I think, until the end of the session. For a week and a half, I have been in good standing with my teachers, and I hope that Mr. Filon will g
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