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Gaston DESCHAMPS - Signed Autograph Letter - Le Grand Condé - Envelope - 1916Gaston DESCHAMPS - Signed Autograph Letter - Le Grand Condé - Envelope - 1916Deschamps Gaston was a French writer and literary critic, born January 4, 1861 in Bourges – died November 10, 1931 in Versailles. He is known for his reviews in the newspaper "Le Temps" and for his works on French literature. He is also a member of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences."Dear Sir, Your observations are very fair. In announcing the "young glory" of the great Condé, I simply wanted to give a glimpse of Rocroi (1643) beyond Corbie (1636), and distinguish from M. le Duc d'Enghien, M. le Prince, recipient of the letters quoted. In a future article I will clarify this point so that there will be no possible misunderstanding. As for Jean de Werth, the Duke of Aumale, in his Histoire des Princes de Condé (volume III), asserts that he was brought to Paris, and that by the effect of a very French courtesy he was treated very well. [...] Sul invocatione Sanctae Barbarae Gaston Deschamps »Careful shippingReturn acceptedDeschamps Gaston, Gaston Deschamps, letter, literary critic, autograph, signed, manuscript, Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, Le Temps, littérature française, CondéDeschamps Gaston, Gaston Deschamps, letter, literary critic, autograph, signed, manuscript, Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, Le Temps, French literature, Condé Gaston DESCHAMPS - Signed Autograph Letter - Le Grand Condé - Envelope - 1916Deschamps Gaston (4 January 1861 – 10 November 1931) was a French writer and literary critic. He is known for his reviews in the newspaper "Le Temps" and for his works on French literature. He is also a member of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences."Dear Sir, Your comments are very fair. In announcing the "young glory" of the great Condé, I simply wanted to give a glimpse of Rocroi (1643) beyond Corbie (1636), and distinguish from M. le Duc d'Enghien, M. le Prince, recipient of the letters quoted. In a future article I will clarify this point so that there will be no possible misunderstanding. As for Jean de Werth, the Duke of Aumale, in his Histoire des Princes de Condé (volume III), asserts that he was brought to Paris, and that by the effect of a very French courtesy he was treated very well. [...] On the invocation of Sanctae Barbarae Gaston Deschamps »Careful shipping
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Deschamps Gaston, Gaston Deschamps, letter, literary critic, autograph, signed, manuscript, Académie des sciences morales et politiques, Le Temps, littérature française, Condé
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