Charles NODIER (1780-1844). L.A.S., February 14 [1826], to the publisher Delangle; 1 page in-8, address. Nodier has intervened with the Minister of the Interior, M. de Corbière, who is going to confirm Delangle's bookseller's privilege: "Consider then, as of today, that you are a bookseller under my responsibility, or rather that you represent me in the book trade. I like to believe that this second delivery, which was only one page long, is finally finished. Send me my copies as soon as possible, and also try to bring me some money because I need it badly. M. de Corbière is interested in their collection (of the Petits Classiques français) and "he wishes to see the Conversation of the Maréchal d'Hocquincourt and of Father Canaye. You have a volume of poems by Charleval with which we will find something to complete this one. Monsieur de Corbière thinks that we could add to the one that will contain the Walstein Conspiracy, another piece by Sarrazin which he praises a lot, the Funeral Pump of Voiture. Finally, he indicated to me as a charming thing to collect in our Anthology, a dissertation of Saint Evremont on the advantages that the old men can withdraw from the society of the women "...