38 Double Signed Letters Of H. Monfreid Hectographic Ethiopia 1929

  
For more information you can reach me by phone. 06 09 82 43 86. Registry of double letters handwritten hectograph. Administrations, customs, judicial, governmental or french native, rulers of Ethiopia. Set of 38 double letters or 21/27 tapuscrites handwritten by hectographic METHOD. Constituting a starting register mail with all the leaves are numbered and liassées in order. Most are handwritten and some tapuscrites each signed or not. The leaves are numbered 52-124 with few gaps and some blank sheets. Our description retains only readable or readable double weakly or 61 sheets. Set of 38 letters (21/27) from January 1929 to May 1930.

Most are outgoing say dawa, just one of Djibouti. Letters of historical interest because the originals are recorded in the archives of the government of the French government, customs, justice. They reveal well wheeler spirit of Henry de Monfreid beside its features adventurer and writer. 1 - first double manuscript signed h.

Monfreid who is interested in a few observations to the effects of psychotropic substance of ethiopia kat / adult indigenous consumes an average of 30 grams per day kat. I speak of peasants working. The rich Arab cities reach 100 gr. In large consumers there is a curious phenomenon: it is the spontaneous flow of semen without orgasm and no feeling.

It seems that the action of di kat .. seminal vesicles that leave the liquor flow. It does not appear that the kat impairs health state except n maigeur similar to that of opium smokers ..

2 - double autograph signed d. Dawa from 11 January 19 (29) addressed to m.

Marile about his complaints in the case of machine guns, 3 pp. 3 - Double typescript of February 14, 29 to the Governor of the French Somali coast about customs difficulties and a dhow that should be registered under the flag Arabic, 1 f.

4 - Double typescript ns / n the same governor to complain that we not permitted to transfer his ship on its repair yard due to a \5 - double typescript ns 29 to February 14, head of Djibouti Customs Service who opposes him enrollment difficulty of his ship for administrative reasons. 6 - Letter 2 ff.

Very pale and unreadable to his dear Tirat of 12/02/29. 7 - double autograph 2 ff. Dawa from 28 February 1929 addressed to Mr.

Marile who accuses of not having the courage to take responsibility and evokes all the money he paid him for traveling and especially in the case of beads so that he accuses of making shady deals and lack of loyalty, especially as this case has nothing to do with the case of machine guns and gives instruction to his account to cover it. 9 - double the typescript signed March 2, 29 addressed to his dear ato Maroos in which he complained of the delay in signing the contract to repair. He suggested propose to his majesty to repair a road to get to harrar the hardware of the electrical plant. 10 - double autograph signed d.

Dawa from 11 January 19 (29) addressed to the investigating judge of the results of his personal investigation into the night of the propeller removal of his ship. 11 - Double autograph signed the Djibouti 4 March 1929 addressed to the Head of the Customs Service stating that he was denied registration of his dhow auxiliary motor and Customs does not have the right of it refuse ship st elme having been built by him and sailing with skipper and crew native. 12 - Letter 2 ff.

13 - Double signed typescript sent to his dear dedjaz Mateh thanking him for permission to repair the road dirre Dawa to harrar but complained that he had not answered the right to charge for the camels. 14 - double typescript signed m. Richard of March 31, 1929 about the place of accounting. 15 - double manuscript written in Ghez. 16 - double manuscript signed on 17 June 1929 at the Ethiopian government. About an application for rectification of the contract of the lighting concession. 17 - double typescript ns to his majesty the Negus tafari makcnen June 1, 1929 about a new road to be built that would only continue to repair if it did not obtain grant. 18 - double manuscript signed on 16 July 1929 to his dear Daney about a misunderstanding that installs them on an issue of debt. 19 - double typescript signed on 7 July 1929 at the minister complaining about the methods used by m. Chanoit because of a delay in the mail. 20 - double typescript signed on 7 July 1929 concerning freedom of fees charged by m.

21 - double manuscript signed July 18, 1929 in Tirat concerning the interpretation of the term \22 - double typescript ns July 18 unreadable. 23 - double manuscript signed September 11, 1929 in Tirat ending their relationship and withdrawing the management of its affairs and announces the court seized.

24 - double manuscript signed prosecutor of Djibouti (striped). Complaining of the restraining order against Hugonier place against whom he had filed a complaint and request a formal notification to safeguard its civil party rights. 25 - same double rewritten Mr.

Prosecutor asking him to do a proper service, m. Muller does not have quality to receive it. 26- Double manuscript signed July 22, 1929 Director of Djibouti positions in which he asks the formality postage for double letter a letter to hand deliver. 27 - double manuscript signed 2 times to the prosecutor of the Republic of Djibouti in which he replied that no place he made not for acts of plunder and violation of private property by a public official acting illegally. 28 - twice a rifle and cartridges imports authorization of 5 February 1930.

29 - double the signed letter to the governor joining the import authorization. 30 - twice signed letter to the governor drawing of it on the insecurity on the roads to transport its fusile. 31 - twice signed letter to Governor Ormis totally unreadable signature. 32 - twice signed letter to the governor of Djibouti May 2, 1930 3 hours 30 evening, reminding the governor irrevocable nature of a judgment by the Court of Appeal. 33 - twice signed letter to his dear Mr. Marill, legibility of 6 May 1930. 36 - double letter typescript signed in Djibouti prosecutor renewed his complaint to the leaders not having been a non-place. 37 - twice signed letter to her dear Francois ato indicating under what financial conditions could be interested in the export of cattle to Egypt consisting advance of capital and profit sharing. 38- twice signed letter to the colony inspector stating that he was ready to file a complaint.

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1. Region: Ethiopia <\/ li>
2. Type: Double manuscript letter hectographic <\/ li>
3. epoch: belle epoque <\/ li>
4. Theme: geography, travel <\/ li> <\/ Ul>