Jean Antoine Chaptal 4 Autograph Letters Signed Correspondence Combettes

  
Addressed to the man of Combettes, lord of Combettes. Friendly correspondence with his cousin. Chaptal recounts the pregnancy of his wife, cases involving cambaceres, his courses, a polemic. Surrounding the minister and comptroller general of finances of louis xvi, charles alexander de calonne, quotes rene de la salle, and a meeting with the Duke of Uzes. With mailing address, opening stamp mark. As soon as I was back I hastened to ask one of our drug addicts the price of the few drugs we were envious of receiving.

As for your new case, I've been talking to. (jean-jacques-regis de cambacérès, cambacérès is also written cambacéès or cambassedès under the old regime). Who told me that you were exempt from the triple right because it just appeared a stop that exempts from it, he told me to write to you, to introduce you to Mr Ayrial who would not make any trouble because he sent the notification of the directives and he must have received it, so my friend here you are. He's glad he's doing well. My wife is in her eighth month of pregnancy.

She has no inconvenience, enjoys an excellent health as well as me. My uncle, though octogenary, runs all day. Recently he wrote to me that his wife wasn't fat what upset him.

Doctors had a privilege that others have not? I ask you, my dear cousin, to make every effort to forgive me for a few moments of laziness that I cannot overcome.

1 page and a half in-4. I've been to a man's house.

As long as I received your letter. He went home, he wasn't there. I hope to find him somewhere to ask him for information. I was extremely busy during the states.

(the states of thedoc language). And these states asked me for a special course which gave me occupation. And his chair's revenues have been increased. Date entered by another hand. 2 pages in-4, with mailing address, opening stamp.

He comes back from m's house and answers his last letter. About a letter of exchange which is apparently his cousin. He received a state gratification.

Two and a half pages in-4. Dishiring on the opening seal. In the first paragraph, it is mentioned that his cousin renews letters of exchange. He and another person (cited) were waiting for an answer on this subject. He asks him to settle this case.

His cousin probably received the memoirs of. (the economist and comptroller general of finance charles-alexandre de calonne) supporting the development of the two sections of his plan.

There is a warning attached which has stinged the notables and especially the clergy. The king received a request to respond. It seems that the war is warming up, it looks like pamphlets on both sides, we received one in favour of the minister.

The clergy who are terrible and strong evidence. Recognize the pen that served m. Of calonne in all the writings.

That's a great pain. And he develops, quoting at the end of his paragraph. I spent two hours in the morning with the Duke of Uzes in my lab. We talked about the notables and it seemed to me that it was deeply pricked that the Duke and peer and one of the greatest property owners of the kingdom had not been summoned. The Duke of Uzes goes to Toulouse to seek a judgment that is very dear to him to obtain. This item is in the category "collections\letters, old papers\autographs\historical persons". The seller is "christophe6584" and is located in this country: en.

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1. type: autograph, dedication