HISTORY and POLITICS. More than 75 letters, cards or pieces, most of them L.A.S. Gaston d'Audiffret (5), François Barbé-Marbois, prince Marc-Étienne de Beauvau-Craon, Aug. Belle, comte de Blacas-Carros, Pierre-Alpinien Bourdeau, Louis comte de Bruges, P.J.G. Cabanis, Joseph de Caffarelli, Hubert de Cambacérès, General Cassaignolles (2), Henri Libault de la Chevasnerie, Guillaume Clarke duc de Feltre, General Eugène Daumas, Louis duc Decazes (2, and Nadar photo), General Pierre-Charles Dejean, General Nicolas Desvaux, Jules Dufaure, Gustave de Galliffet, A.-P. de La Rochefoucauld duc de Doudeauville, Dupin aîné (minute of letter to Louis XVIII), General Gouraud, Ernest-Henri Granger (2 on Blanqui), Admiral Paul-Émile Guépratte (2), A. Hamelin, Joseph d'Hargenvilliers, Clovis Hugues (9 and photo), Prosper Josse (2), François-Christophe Kellermann, duc de Valmy (2), general Léon Lallemand, baron Leduc, J.D. Le Ray de Chaumont, Jules Lestapis, Édouard Lockroy (2), Jacques Loiseau (Saint-Domingue 1778), Louis XVIII (secretary), Louis-Philippe, Charles Louvet, Eugène Maret marquis de Bassano, Nicolas Martin du Nord, Maurepas, Pierre Mendès-France, Mathieu Molé, Montalivet, Antoine-François Lefèvre d'Ormesson (1702), Etienne-Denis Pasquier, Pierre-Denis de Peyronnet, general Charles-Edouard Princeteau (2), Joseph Reinach, Charles-Frédéric Reinhard, Eugène Rendu (2), general Alexandre Moline de Saint-Yon, Jules Simon, general Justin Soleille, Eugène Spuller (and photo), chevalier de Suffren, Jean-Baptiste Teste (2), René Viviani. Attached: - a few blank headed sheets (Louis XVIII, Charles X, Louis-Philippe), 2 Pilotell posters (1870-1871) and an extract from the registers of Parliament concerning the Duc d'Aiguillon (September 6, 1770); 2 soldier's letters (1793 on the battle of Ober-Flörsheim 1793 and Le Havre 1796); a set of tracts and underground newspapers from the 39-45 war (La France en armes, La Vie ouvrière, aerial tract Aux populations de la France occupée, poster Jeunes du XIXe Arrt); a photograph of London bombed in April 1944.