BONAPARTE Louis - LS 1805 regarding admission to the Legion of Honour Autograph Type_Visiting Cards

BONAPARTE Louis - LS 1805 regarding admission to the Legion of Honour Autograph Type_Visiting CardsLouis BONAPARTE (1778 1846) Letter Signed (Louis Bonaparte) to M. Villeneuve, informing him that he had requested his admission to the Legion of Honour. Half page 4to in French, Paris 2 pluviose an 13 [22 January 1805]. Trans: I have received, Monsieur, the letter which you sent me. I have requested, with pleasure, your admission to the lgion dhonneur. I hope to obtain a favorable result. I am delighted to have this opportunity to be helpful to you.

just above the start of the letter

particularly at the top of the letter

this decision is based on the fact that an officer only has a right to his appointment and his campaign bonus from the time he joins his corps

21 May 1929

and Lederer moved into Hearst Castle along with her aunt

but can’t

which I have suggested in this essay – I can’t do more with them in the space

for a bomb fell on the rue de  Choiseul

who appears to have been rather dilatory in regard to his duties

he joined the ranks of the appeasers

At the battle of Albuhera they behaved with their usual distinction

Letter Signed (“D Gauden”) to the Lord High Treasurer