NAPOLEON III AND OTHERS. - Lot 20

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NAPOLEON III AND OTHERS. - Lot 20
NAPOLEON III AND OTHERS. Set of 8 letters. 1852-1869. - NAPOLEON III. Letter signed "Napoleon" to the Governor of the Prince Imperial, General Charles-Auguste Frossard. Palais des Tuileries, May 4, 1867. "My dear General, the doctors wish the Prince to leave tomorrow at 10 a.m. for St-Cloud. Please give orders for everything to be ready at that time. See to it that there is a safe man for the Prince's kitchen. Please accept my friendship..." (1/3 p. in-8, embossed letterhead with his crowned initial). - BRUAT (Caroline-Félicie). Autograph letter signed as governess to the Enfants de France. Palais des Tuileries, November 23, 1857. "I have the honor of forwarding to you requests addressed to the Emperor, asking you to call His Majesty's attention to the unfortunate families who address themselves to his generosity..." (2 pp. in-8, lithographed letterhead "Maison de l'empereur. Gouvernante des Enfants de France"). Caroline-Félicie Peytavin was the widow of Admiral Armand-Joseph Bruat. - ESPEUILLES (Antonin de Viel de Lunas d'). Autograph letter signed to a lady. Paris, August 14, 1852. Recommendation in favor of a naval officer for whom he is seeking the rank of captain (one p. in-8). General Marquis d'Espeuilles was an officer under Napoleon III and aide-de-camp to the Imperial Prince. - FILON (Augustin). Autograph letter signed to Louis Pagnerre. Woolwich, "April 10". Transmits the Imperial Prince's thanks in response to a letter probably written to wish him well on the occasion of his birthday in March (one p. in-8, letterhead printed at the Woolwich address where the Imperial Prince attended the Royal Military Academy from 1872 to 1875). Musicographer Louis Pagnerre had been librarian at the Élysée Palace. The writer and historian Augustin Filon had been the Imperial Prince's tutor, and had followed him to England as a répétiteur. - FROSSARD (Charles-Auguste). Autograph letter signed as Governor of the Prince Imperial [to Countess Fleury, Berthe-Joséphine Calley de Saint-Paul]. S.l., February 21, 1869. "The Prince Imperial has asked me to invite your dear sons to dine with him today, and to play a little before dinner. Could you send them to the Tuileries from 4:1/2 to 5?..." (one p. in-8, lithographed letterhead "Maison du Prince impérial", tears without missing, lined folio). General Charles-Auguste Frossard was also aide-de-camp to Napoleon III. - MONNIER (Francis). Autograph letter signed as tutor to the Imperial Prince, addressed to Gabriel Hugelmann. Palais des Tuileries, April 10, 1863: "I have given your work on the IVth race [i.e. the Bonapartes, the fourth dynasty to reign in France] to His Imperial Highness, who has taken it to His Majesty the Emperor herself, and who has asked me to thank you very much. His Highness also saw with great pleasure your son's charming letter..." (2 pp. in-8 square, lithographed letterhead "House of the Imperial Prince. Service du précepteur"). - MONNIER (Francis). Autograph letter signed as tutor to the Imperial Prince, addressed to a lady. Palais des Tuileries, May 6, 1867: "I have hastened to read your letter to the Prince, who has asked me to thank you very much for the sentiments you have expressed to him. His Highness is very touched by them and shares them with you. The doctors have just visited the Prince, and found that he is getting better and better..." (one p. in-8, lithographed letterhead "House of the Imperial Prince. Service du précepteur"). - Etc. Joint: an envelope with a dry stamp on the imperial coat of arms of the governor's department and with the postal mark "Maison de S. A. I. le Prince impérial le gouverneur"; a woodcut portrait-charge of General Frossard from the series entitled La Ménagerie impériale (he is shown as a donkey in front of a cage containing a bird with the features of the imperial prince).
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