NAPOLEON I. - Lot 222

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NAPOLEON I. - Lot 222
NAPOLEON I. Letter signed "Napo" to Jean-Jacques-Régis Cambacérès. Elchingen [near Ulm, Swabia], 28 vendémiaire an XIV [20 octobre 1805]. 1/2 p. in-4; marginal ink stain. Export certificate enclosed. "My cousin, Mr. Lebrun must have gone mad. I write hastily to Prince Eugène, letters that he has the imprudence to send to Mr Lebrun as they are, and Mr Lebrun makes them public; in truth at 60, it is too much lightness...." Napoleon I also reprimanded his adopted son Eugène de Beauharnais, viceroy of Italy, for having communicated anything other than excerpts from letters to Charles-François Lebrun, arch-treasurer of the Empire and then governor of Liguria, and severely reprimanded Lebrun for having published what he had received. LETTER WRITTEN ON THE DAY OF THE VICTORY OF ULM (October 20, 1805) AND ON THE SITE OF THE VICTORY OF ELCHINGEN won a few days earlier (October 14, 1805) Napoleon I, Correspondance générale, Paris, Fayard, vol. V, 2008, no. 11021.
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