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Odilon Barrot responds to Strasbourg\'s offer to renew his mandate as a deputyOdilon Barrot responds to Strasbourg\'s offer to renew his mandate as a deputy

Document type : signed autograph letter

Number of documents: 1 - Number of pages: 15pp. - Size: In-4

Place : sl

Date : May 17, 1863

RECIPIENT : Without

State : A few small stains.

Draft of a long 15-page letter from Odilon Barrot (1791-1873), statesman, President of the Council, addressed to his “dear and honorable friend”. Many fixes.

Long response to Strasbourg\'s offer to become its deputy again (he had been deputy for Bas-Rhin from 1831 to 1834). “[…] On my return from the trip I have just made to Spain, I find the letters sent to you from Strasbourg on the occasion of the candidacy offered to me in this city for the next election. That I have religiously kept the memory of the mandate that the people of Strasbourg entrusted to me more than 30 years ago is not surprising, this mandate had already been illustrated by Benjamin Constant and Lafayette […]”.

This letter appears to have been printed in a newspaper.

Brown ink. Printer\'s notes and paginations.Odilon Barrot (Villefort, 1791/1873)Monarchist, leader of the moderate left, initiator, in spite of himself, of the Revolution of 1848, Barrot, seduced by the Prince-President, accepted the Ministry of Justice in 1848.

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Draft of a long 15-page letter from Odilon Barrot (1791-1873), statesman, President of the Council, addressed to his “dear and honorable friend”. Many fixes. Long response to Strasbourg\'s offer to become its deputy again (he had been deputy for Bas-Rhin from 1831 to 1834). “[…] On my return from the trip I have just made to Spain, I find the letters sent to you from Strasbourg on the occasion of the candidacy offered to me in this city for the next election. That I have religiously kept the memory of the mandate that the people of Strasbourg entrusted to me more than 30 years ago is not surprising, this mandate had already been illustrated by Benjamin Constant and Lafayette […]”. Monarchist, leader of the moderate left, initiator, in spite of himself, of the Revolution of 1848, Barrot, sed