LACEPEDE comte de - LS 1806 to Serurier together with Legion of Honour correspondence Category_Theatre

LACEPEDE comte de - LS 1806 to Serurier together with Legion of Honour correspondence Category_TheatreBernard Germain, comte de LACEPEDE (1756 1825) Letter Signed (b. g. d. l. lacepede) to M. Serurier, thanking him for his donation of samples of wood from South America to the Natural History Museum in Paris. 1 page folio in French with integral blank leaf, Paris, 31 October 1806. Trans: I have received, my dear colleague, the letter which you did me the honour to write to me. I hastened to tell my colleagues the professors administrators of the museum

After the end of the war

would have appealed greatly to Searle

but more likely 1841]

but seems to have endured for many years

“I have to acknowledge your letter of the 1st Instant with an enclosure from Mr

Trans: “Monsieur Carvalho has just this moment sent me a telegram asking me to go to lunch at Puys this morning

but whereas his army in his early campaigns had consisted primarily of French troops

17 prairial an 4 [5 June 1796]

causing Zola to protest forcefully against government censorship

and runs to about 2000 words

I had to fight

A letter dating from one of the most troubled periods in British politics