Jules JANIN (1804-1874). 4 L.A.S. and 2 P.A.S.; 7 pages in-8 - Lot 269

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Jules JANIN (1804-1874). 4 L.A.S. and 2 P.A.S.; 7 pages in-8 - Lot 269
Jules JANIN (1804-1874). 4 L.A.S. and 2 P.A.S.; 7 pages in-8 and an envelope, and 2 oblong pages in-4. April 8, 1850: "An unfortunate company of Arcachon claims from me, after six years of silence, a sum of money that I will have great difficulty in paying, if I am condemned. This untimely, cruel claim [...] is for me an everyday threat...". October 27, 1853, "to the good comedian Tisserant", about a commitment to the Odeon: "These people are people of little faith! They offer you today much less than they offered me, [...] these people need you, they need the play [...], such a proposal is absolutely inconvenient! No, you won't go under these conditions ... October 29, 1857, to a writer whose book he claims in vain, to "this brigand of Michel [Lévy]!.... And that's it, it's not ... more Bonapartist than that. I am currently writing a chapter entitled Ovid or the Poets in Exile, and I will send it to you so that you can be assured, once again, of my constancy and my loyalty"... June 6, 1858, request for theatre tickets. - Plus a letter written in his name by his wife (and an unidentified letter addressed to Léon Vanier, 1887). And 2 funny album pages (one torn and repaired).
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