Letter Signed By Louis Xiv, King Of France (1643-1715), Dated 20 March 1714

  
The brace was a great faithful of the crown. He sold his silver dishes to make a loan to pay for the army and to repel the invasion of the Duke of Savoy in provence.Bretjay, given the account that you have given me of what happened to the assembly of the deputies of my province of provenance, because they all went along with as much as with submission to give me the sum that I made them ask for. You will give them the satisfaction that I have and that I will remember in the opportunities to provide for their needs which I hope to find the means by the peace that I have just concluded in the same time to bring the happiness of my peoples, and assure us that I am very pleased with your services I pray God that you have the bret in strong guard to verses on 20 March 1714. Louis xiv referred here to the treaty of rastatt which had just been signed on 6 March 1714.

Folded dimensions: 16.5 x 22.2 cm. Deployed dimensions: 22.1 x 33.4 cm.

Condition: tears, restorations, small holes cf. Origin: bought in an auction organized by an important Parisian sales house. The letter had been certified authentic by the sales expert. The value of this xiv louis letter is less than 3000 euros. It is therefore not a cultural property and can thus leave the French territory without having a certificate of free movement.

Packaging and shipping carried out with great care. It will be shipped by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. This item is in the category "collections\letters, old papers\autographs\historical persons".

The seller is "1000partitions" and is located in this country: fr. This item can be shipped to the following country: European Union.

1. number of pages: 1
2. description of amendment: restorations
Age: 17th century
3. type: signature
4. modified object: yes
5. country of manufacture: france
6. subtype: signed letter
7. region: france
8. theme: history, politics