Louis-Antoine de Bourbon, duc d'ANGOULÊME (1775-1844) son of Charles X, fought in the Emigration and the Hundred Days; married Madame Royale. L.A.S., Hartwell March 29, 1813, to a "cousin"; 1page in-4 (small mourning).
"I hasten, Monsieur, to testify to you how deeply the Duchesse d'Angoulême and I share the dreadful loss you have just suffered. We were seized with this cruel news which we were so far from expecting. You have known me long enough [...] not to doubt all the feelings that my heart is experiencing at this moment and that I cannot return to you as much as I feel them"... Attached is a P.S., brevet d'enseigne de vaisseau for Jacques-Nicolas Lemarié, December 10, 1817, co-signed by Louis XVIII (secretary) and Count Molé (vellum, seal with arms under paper and ink stamps).
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Lot no. 18

Louis-Antoine de Bourbon, duc d'ANGOULÊME (1775-1844) son of Charles X, fought in the Emigration and the Hundred Days; married Madame Royale. L.A.S., Hartwell March 29, 1813, to a "cousin"; 1page in-4 (small mourning). "I hasten, Monsieur, to testify to you how deeply the Duchesse d'Angoulême and I share the dreadful loss you have just suffered. We were seized with this cruel news which we were so far from expecting. You have known me long enough [...] not to doubt all the feelings that my heart is experiencing at this moment and that I cannot return to you as much as I feel them"... Attached is a P.S., brevet d'enseigne de vaisseau for Jacques-Nicolas Lemarié, December 10, 1817, co-signed by Louis XVIII (secretary) and Count Molé (vellum, seal with arms under paper and ink stamps).

Estimate
€100 - €120
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
30%
Louis-Antoine de Bourbon, duc d'ANGOULÊME (1775-1844) son of Charles X, fought in the Emigration and the Hundred Days; married Madame Royale. L.A.S., Hartwell March 29, 1813, to a "cousin"; 1page in-4 (small mourning). "I hasten, Monsieur, to testify to you how deeply the Duchesse d'Angoulême and I share the dreadful loss you have just suffered. We were seized with this cruel news which we were so far from expecting. You have known me long enough [...] not to doubt all the feelings that my heart is experiencing at this moment and that I cannot return to you as much as I feel them"... Attached is a P.S., brevet d'enseigne de vaisseau for Jacques-Nicolas Lemarié, December 10, 1817, co-signed by Louis XVIII (secretary) and Count Molé (vellum, seal with arms under paper and ink stamps).
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