L. A. S Georges Clemenceau (1841-1929) Autographed Letter Signed to André Tardieu

  

Following the failure of his mentor's presidential campaign in favor of Paul Deschanel on January 17, 1920, he took the lead of the "clémentiste opposition" and, in January 1922, founded a new newspaper, l'Écho national, with Georges Mandel, aimed at defending the ideas and achievements of his inspirer. 2 pages in-8 on a double leaf - October 10, 1921 - very good condition, fold related to shipping. Did not come to me.

No inconvenience though, as I haven't said anything that could be misinterpreted. I gladly accept being represented by Wormser in the small committee you mentioned.

As I mentioned, I will be in Paris on the evening of the 23rd. If you need to come here before, please let me know in advance, as I have a trip to Fontenay to make. I don't foresee any other travels. Isn't it curious that I haven't received a single copy of the Payot brochure! Also available in our shop are other documents (letters, photographs, manuscripts) concerning Georges Clemenceau and André Tardieu.