George Sand Autograph Letter Signed

  
George sand (1804 - 1876), French writer. Autograph letter signed to Colonel Camille Ferri-Pisani. Nohant, September 23, 1861; 3 pages ½ 8vo. George sand asked the colonel, adjutant of Prince Jerome Bonaparte close friend of the writer, involve itself in favor of his friend: \his appointment as alderman. Patureau felt obliged to refuse the oath and I have blamed len believing cétait unnecessary and indiscriminate protest against the government that France sest selected. I just received another letter from my colon dAfrique, and he said in so many words that it is not for him a matter of conscience, but the mood a single movement he has not been master. \If I laccepte in Africa has now marrivera that he later?

I'm like a bird beating the wind afraid to ask. \So if you had the goodness to describe all this to mr the prefect of Constantine PATUREAU not request quon reconsider the offer that was made to him but declares itself ready to do what one would require of him, and he quon application knows well his Christian and patriotic sentiments of moderation, above any personal grudge. Plead the cause of this excellent man, endowed dune remarkable intelligence, and of a great heart, you spoke of Constantine mavez Prefect to give me confidence in his generosity and fairness. It's your heart, dear Colonel, thank you for the good days you spent at nohant \Letter referenced in the lubin correspondence, Volume XVI, p.

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