NAPOLEON III (LOUIS-NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, FUTURE). - Lot 19

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NAPOLEON III (LOUIS-NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, FUTURE). - Lot 19
NAPOLEON III (LOUIS-NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, FUTURE). 3 letters signed as President of the Republic. 1850-1852. Prince Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte was elected President of the Republic on December 10, 1848, and remained in office until 1852. The coup d'état of December 1851 enabled him to stay in power beyond the four-year limit by amending the constitution in January 1852, and on December 2, 1852 he re-established the imperial regime for his own benefit. - Letter signed "LN Bonaparte" to his Minister of the Interior, Pierre-Jules Baroche. Palais de L'Élysée, October 3, 1850. He grants a pardon to a national guard sentenced to 24 hours in prison (3/4 p. in-8). - 2 letters signed, one "LN Bonaparte", the other "Louis Napoléon", addressed to the Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honor, Marshal Rémi-Joseph Isidore Exelmans. Palais de Saint-Cloud, October 19, 1851, and Palais de l'Élysée, February 24, 1852. Interventions to award the cross of the Legion of Honor to several people, including two soldiers, one "who served from 1810 to 1816 and received three serious wounds" (3/4 p. in-8) and the other "who has twenty-five years of honorable service..." (one p. in-8).
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