François-Antoine HERMANN is a French Diplomat... - Lot 367 - Vermot et Associés

François-Antoine HERMANN is a French Diplomat (Sélestat/BAS-RHIN 1758 - Paris 1837) Consul General of France in London from 1789 to 1792, emigrated and returned to the Consulate. He was appointed First Secretary of Legation of the French Embassy in Madrid in November 1801, then sent as Consul General of France in Lisbon in March 1806. File containing copies of letters, drafts and drafts of letters, copies of reports while he was in London, Spain and Portugal - interesting texts and political studies (more than 50 handwritten documents from 1797 to 1808): "... to Mr. Duke de Vauguyon." "Observation on a note from the King, sent to His Majesty. 1797.» "London 1797." "Copy of a letter written to Mr. Count de Panin, Minister of Russia in Berlin, to the King." "Observation on a note from Mr. d'A... concerning the King's stay." "Conjectures about Prussia at the present time. Dec. 1797." "Memorandum on the present state of Europe, sent to Emperor Paul I. Oct. 1797." "Lisbon February 7, 1808"...