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18-page autograph letter signed by Charles-Frédéric Reinhard, diplomat, 1834
A diplomat of German origin in the service of France, he had an important diplomatic career from the Revolution to the July Monarchy. In this letter, he explains that something prevents him from attending the sessions of the Chamber and from going to an invitation. Old folds, slight signs of wear; handwriting and signature well preserved.