Georges CLEMENCEAU (1841-1929). 3 L.A.S., 1899-1903; 4pages in-8 and 2pages in-12 (1st letter soiled). November 2, 1899 (on the letterhead of the newspaper La Justice), to a friend, whom he had been slow to thank for the support he had given in his election campaign: "The campaign has been tough over there. I didn't get the Paris papers, and when I came back I was a bit like a barbet coming out of the water after a hard dive"... March 11, 1901, to an editor. Clarification after remarks by Zévaès falsely accusing "the Jesuits installed in Shanghai of operating several brothels in their concession and the Jesuits installed in Han-Kéou of running a cigarette factory", reprinting an article by Clemenceau in Le Bloc. February 3, 1903 (on Senate letterhead), to a friend whose "services you have constantly rendered to the good cause have been recognized by the government of the Republic"... We enclose 3 l.a.s. and 1 l.s. from Michel Clemenceau to Mme Ranc, 1946-1956.