Autographs, Manuscripts and Photographs
28.10.20 (הזמן המקומי שלך)
צרפת
 Le Park Palace Avenue de la Costa 98000, Monaco

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Lots 717, 721, 757

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פריט 702:

MATHIEU DUMAS (1753-1837)

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מחיר פתיחה:
300
הערכה:
€300 - €400
עמלת בית המכירות: 27%
מע"מ: 17% על העמלה בלבד
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MATHIEU DUMAS (1753-1837)
Set of 7 pieces addressed to the publishers Johann Georg Treuttel and Johann Gottfried Würtz. 1816-1827. Relating to his specific families of military events, or Historical trials on the Campaigns from 1799 to 1814, published in 19 volumes from 1817 to 1826, in Paris and Strasbourg by the Treuttel and Würtz publishing house. The set includes a signed publishing contract with 2 autograph lines (1816), and, sometimes several on the same piece, 21 receipts (20 signed autographs and one signed, 1816-1827), as well as a signed authorization to reprint the work (1827). Enclosed is an autograph letter signed by Colonel François-Auguste-Michel Muriel, relating to the same work and referring to Mathieu Dumas’ translation of Histoire de la guerre dans la péninsule [...] depuis l’année 1807 jusqu’à l’année 1814 de William Francis Patrick Napier (1830), and a piece signed by General Mathieu Dumas’ son, Christian Léon Dumas, aide-de-camp to Louis-Philippe I (1842). Largest one: 24.8x17.4 cm Mathieu Dumas, born 23 November 1753 in Montpellier and died 16 October 1837 in Paris, French soldier, administrator and politician of the XVIIIᵉ and XIXᵉ centuries. Born into a family of Languedoc minor nobility, he joined the service at the age of 15, as an aspiring genius. Minister of War in Naples, under Joseph Bonaparte, created Count of the Empire in 1810, he attended the crossing of the Danube, then the Battle of Wagram. Intendant of the Grande Armée in 1812. During the Hundred Days he took back his old titles and others that Napoleon I added, he was retired in 1816.

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