Ensemble De 3 Lettres And A List Signed Autograph Lamennais for Sale

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Ensemble De 3 Lettres And A List Signed Autograph Lamennais:
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Set of 3 letters and an autograph list of LamennaisSet of 3 letters and an autograph list of Lamennais

Document type : Signed or initialed autograph letters and an autograph piece

Number of documents: 4 - Number of pages: 7 p. 1/2 - Size: Small in-12 and in-16

Place : Without

Date : \"Saturday Mars 28\", \"Friday\", \"Monday December 8\"

RECIPIENT : Hippolyte Romand and E. Guillemot

State : Good

Set of three letters from Lamennais (one signed and two initialed) and one autograph piece.

2 autograph letters initialed, addressed to Hippolyte Romand (1808-1877), doctor and playwright, editor of serials in the Lamennais newspaper. About a disastrous financial affair: “[…] This poor M. [Mathieu] completed my ruin. I am far from reproaching him for it; only I regret the lack of ease that so painfully I thought I was preparing for my old age […]”. He asks his correspondent to forward a letter to this Mathieu, and adds: “A year ago I let myself go to a legitimist to get him out of an extreme embarrassment. It is still as if I had thrown them into the river”. And adds the address of the famous Mathieu, in London: 30 Weymouth Street, Portland Place.
Signed autograph letter, addressed to E. Guillemot, “27 rue Royale”. He asks for news of the Verberie affair, a village in the Oise where he wanted to buy a small property: \"[...] The owner, as soon as he knew that we were thinking of buying his house, declared that he no longer wanted to sell it, unless at the same time they bought some bad wood valued by him at an unreasonable price […]”. “From extravagance to extravagance” he does not want to follow the owner on this “road”. Pressed for time, Lamennais wants to know if he can hope to be able to deal with this seller all the same.

These three letters were published in the work of Louis Le Guillou, Felicite Robert de Lamennais, General Correspondence, 1841-1854. Colin, Volume VIII, 1981, p. 410 and 550, with the precision: collection of Mme Geistdoerfer.

Autograph list by Lamennais. It contains the names and sometimes the addresses of Cormenin, Arago, Martin (de Strasbourg), Mauguin, Maillefer, Ch. Didier, Leroux, Béranger, Pascal, Louis Blanc, Marliani, Clément, Dupont, Mme. Champy-Boiserand [cousin of Lamennais], M. de Musigny, Cadet, Eloi Jourdain, Blaize, Chateaubriand, etc.

We attach a letter from Mme Champy-Boiserand, cousin and correspondent of Lamennais: “Ms. Champy Boiserand renews all her thanks to Monsieur [probably the doctor Pierre-François] Rayer. She sends him two letters from the Abbé de Lamenais […]”. She offers to provide Rayer with other autographs to complete his collection, such as Laplace, Lagrange and Legendre, etc. Slnd 1 p. in-8.

Addresses on the backs (2).Felicite Lamennais (Robert de) (Saint Malo, 1782/1854)Christian philosopher, ultramontane, precursor of liberal and social Catholicism. He broke with the Church in 1834 by publishing Words of a Believer, immediately condemned by Gregory XVI.

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2 autograph letters initialed, addressed to Hippolyte Romand (1808-1877), doctor and playwright, editor of serials in the Lamennais newspaper. About a disastrous financial affair: “[…] This poor M. [Mathieu] completed my ruin. I am far from reproaching him for it; only I regret the lack of ease that so painfully I thought I was preparing for my old age […]”. He asks his correspondent to forward a letter to this Mathieu, and adds: “A year ago I let myself go to a legitimist to get him out of an extreme embarrassment. It is still as if I had thrown them into the river”. And adds the address of the famous Mathieu, in London: 30 Weymouth Street, Portland Place. Signed autograph letter, addressed to E. Guillemot, “27 rue Royale”. He asks for news of the Verberie affair, a village in the Oise wh