Georges CLEMENCEAU (1861-1929). 15 L.A.S., 1887-1916, to Étienne Winter; 33 pages, mostly in-8, envelopes (small cracks in a few letters). Correspondence with his secretary and collaborator, who will be editor of the newspaper La Justice, and will be his chief of staff. The letters are written from Luchon, Rome, Carlsbad, Aunay-en-Bazois (castle of the count of Aunay), or from Paris. They give instructions on how to manage his affairs in Paris, or accompany the sending of his articles for La Justice or L'Aurore (such as Pierre et Paul or L'enfer social), and concern themselves with the correction of proofs. He also alludes to political affairs, such as "the mobilization" during the Schnaebelé incident (1887), the affairs of the Chamber or the Senate, etc. Enclosed is a L.A.S. to Mme Jeanne Guffroy (1902); 12 autographed envelopes to E. Winter; 3 autographed drafts and fragments.