Jules BARTHÉLÉMY-SAINT-HILAIRE, dit ST HILAIRE (Paris 1805-P - Lot 540

Jules BARTHÉLÉMY-SAINT-HILAIRE, dit ST HILAIRE (Paris 1805-Paris 1895) Natural son of NAPOLÉON 1er, Philosopher, Deputy of Seine-et-Oise in 1871, Senator, Minister of Foreign Affairs. Member of the Institut - 2 Letters: Lettre A.S. 1p ¼ in-8°, headed "Présidence de la République." "Versailles January 22, 1873. Dear Monsieur Rousset. I have learned indirectly that the little article on the judgments of the bureau of the National Assembly are wrong by 20 votes, has greatly moved these Gentlemen; and the President of the Assembly has been asked to withdraw the cards from the Editors of the NATIONAL. Mr GRÉVY (Jules) did not agree; but I feel I must inform you of this incident, so that we can be very careful. It could become a very unpleasant thing. I hope you will continue to be well, in spite of the prodigious activity you put in every day at the National...". + Letter A.S. Paris, 4 Bld Flandrin October 29, 1884: "Monsieur et cher jeune homme, According to your wish, I am writing you these few lines which will give you the Autograph you are asking for. I thank you for the sympathy you are willing to express to me; at your age, it is a sign of excellent feelings, which may animate all the rest of your life..."