Charles Maurras Long Letter Autographed Signed 7pp

  

Long signed autograph letter, 7 pages. French journalist, essayist, politician, and poet. Long signed autograph letter from Charles Maurras, undated. Written in black ink on seven sheets of vellum paper. This long message reflects a marked political concern and develops a genuine argument on the need for united action in the face of what he sees as an imminent danger.

The letter constitutes a deep reflection on the strategy to adopt and the risks associated with inaction. It contains several characteristic phrases of Maurras's militant commitment, particularly when he mentions "growing concern," questions the direction taken, "Where are we going?

", and emphasizes the urgency of collective cohesion: "The letter shows the necessity of a union against all these madmen and all these scoundrels." He firmly rejects the idea that unity could harm anyone: "But it is even more absurd to imagine that unity will compromise any of us!" Furthermore, he recalls the importance of a specific date, likely electoral or strategic: "The 17th is approaching, are we going to miss the opportunity to assert ourselves... That would be a great shame.

" The text continues with a direct call for collective action: "We need unity through action." The whole constitutes a dense political document typical of Maurras, both in style and in the concerns expressed, offering a revealing testimony of his thought and militant practice. Dimensions: 17 x 22.3 cm. Condition: See photos and description for more details.

Number of pages: 7 pages. Charles Maurras, born April 20, 1868, in Martigues and died November 16, 1952, in Saint-Symphorien-lès-Tours, was a far-right French journalist, essayist, politician, and poet. Autograph letters, old papers, antique books, photographs, engravings, stamps...

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