Jean-Baptiste SAY (1767–1832). Letter from the author, Paris, October 28, 1825, to Casimir Périer; 1 page, in-4 format, with address.

His son-in-law, Count [...], “has expressed to me his desire to participate in the Haitian loan [...] if he could still obtain something through your mediation in the event that your company is awarded the loan, he would consider himself very fortunate.”Say proposes to make the initial payments himself from a “modest interest of thirty thousand francs”...
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Jean-Baptiste SAY (1767–1832). Letter from the author, Paris, October 28, 1825, to Casimir Périer; 1 page, in-4 format, with address. His son-in-law, Count [...], “has expressed to me his desire to participate in the Haitian loan [...] if he could still obtain something through your mediation in the event that your company is awarded the loan, he would consider himself very fortunate.”Say proposes to make the initial payments himself from a “modest interest of thirty thousand francs”...

Estimate
€250 - €300
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
32%
Jean-Baptiste SAY (1767–1832). Letter from the author, Paris, October 28, 1825, to Casimir Périer; 1 page, in-4 format, with address. His son-in-law, Count [...], “has expressed to me his desire to participate in the Haitian loan [...] if he could still obtain something through your mediation in the event that your company is awarded the loan, he would consider himself very fortunate.”Say proposes to make the initial payments himself from a “modest interest of thirty thousand francs”...
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