Charles Héguin de Guerle Signed Autograph Letter 1807

  

Professor and Latinist at the Faculty of Arts in Paris and inspector of the Academy of Lyon. Autographed letter signed by Charles Héguin de Guerle, dated October 10, 1827, addressed to Monsieur Favier, written in brown ink on a sheet of fine vergé paper.

Dear Colleague,

I am extremely sensitive to the kind invitation you have extended to me to cooperate in the writing of the Journal of Public Instruction; and, although my name is hardly worthy of appearing alongside those of Messrs. I will take it as an honor to follow these illustrious collaborators, under the banner of sound Doctrines, in this noble endeavor, in this crusade against bad taste.

I am also pleased to find a new opportunity to strengthen the bonds of fraternity that already existed between us, my dear Favier, and to see our relations become more frequent.

Please accept, dear Colleague, along with my thanks, the assurance of my sincere devotion.

Dimensions: 20.2 x 25.9 cm. Condition: See photos and description for more details.

Number of pages: 1 page.

Charles Héguin de Guerle is a professor and Latinist at the Faculty of Arts in Paris and inspector of the Academy of Lyon.

He is known for his translations of classical Latin texts. He also writes novels and an essay. In 1817, he became an agrégé de sixième at Louis le Grand.

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