Napoleon BONAPARTE, called Prince NAPOLEON (1822-1891). 2 L.A.S.; 1 1/2 pages and 1 page in-8. Florence April 20 (1847), transmitting his father's petition to the Chambers to return to France. ... "The rapporteur of the petitions of 1845, the patriotic deputy who was so benevolent two years ago, will be willing to protect and defend our cause today with all the energy and talent of his brilliant words [...] it is so rare not to be forgotten in exile"... Prangins August 26, 1888, to Émile Augier, announcing the marriage of his daughter: "a marriage is always a lottery where the bad numbers are numerous"... A photograph (by Bacard fils), an invitation (1870), a visiting card, and an excerpt from the minutes of the May 24, 1850 session of the National Assembly where he was censured for having interrupted Thiers' speech are attached; a L.A.S. from his wife MARIE-CLOTILDE, June 14, 1864, to the marshal Pélissier, duchess of Malakoff; 2 L.A.S. from his son NAPOLEON, Brussels November 26, 1898 and October 19, 1900, to an Imperial Highness, on the marriage of the Grand Duchess Hélène and the engagement of her brother Henri of Mecklenburg, with the Queen of the Netherlands.