Charles NODIER (1780-1844). L.A.S., Paris, December 2, 1835, [to Ludovic Vitet]; 1 page in-4. He intervenes in favor of his relative and friend, M. de Vaulgrenant: he knows his principles which "can never be hostile to a government to which he has committed himself by oath, because M. de Vaulgrenant is an honest man. He hopes "that they will return in his favor on the measure of which he is the object. I answer that the authority will never have the slightest regret about it"...