Jean JAURÈS (1859-1914). 2 L.A.S., [1904 and n.d., to Anatole France]; 2 pages in-8 on the letterhead of the Chambre des Députés, and 1 page in-12, pneumatic card with address on the back (framed). June 14, about an official trip to Belgium. His friend, the Belgian deputy Léon Furnemont, is "President of the commission that is to receive in Brussels, on July 13 and 14, the delegates of the Universités populaires. The latter "have given our Belgian friends the hope that you will accompany the delegation. Furnemont would be pleased to tell you what a joy and pride it will be for all Belgian socialists and liberals to welcome you" .... [February 3, 1904]. He apologizes for not having informed him of the postponement of their meeting to next Tuesday: "I am sorry for this and make a thousand apologies to you, to which I add once again my deep gratitude for the assistance you are giving us. It is a great honor for me [...] and a great joy"... Attached is a printout, Jean Jaurès by Anatole France, March 26, 1919 (2 pages in-fol. under glass), a beautiful tribute text published in l'Humanité of March 26, 1919.