BERTHIER Louis Alexandre - LS 1806 regarding bonuses after Austerlitz Period_1900 and later

BERTHIER Louis Alexandre - LS 1806 regarding bonuses after Austerlitz Period_1900 and laterLouis Alexandre BERTHIER, Prince of Wagram and Neuchatel (1753 1815) Letter Signed (Ml Berthier) to the Inspector in Chief of Revenues for the Grande Arme, informing him which servicemen will or will not be eligible for bonuses paid at the end of the Austerlitz campaign. 1 page folio in French, Munich, 14 March 1806. Trans: . . . regarding the payments of campaign bonuses. 1. All officers who rejoined the army since the 1st of January, that is to say

“Your affectionate sympathy in our great sorrow is most consoling

I merely tell you this since you it seems were to take the thing out to Italy and may have wondered what became of it

Howard Spring was a hugely popular writer

thirteen of whom survived past their first birthday

2½ pages large 4to

allow my anxiety on this occasion

Trans: “In response to the letter in which you do me the honour of asking me if I would accept to be on the list respresenting Monsieur Bardoux’s project

Governor of the Invalides will receive you

Pirandello

conspiring against his brother and his minister

[10 November 1815]

thanking him for a medical pamphlet