Louis XVI / Signed Autograph Letter / Necker / Amelot / King's House / 1781

  

The autograph bookshop of the centuries has specialized for many years in the sale of autograph letters and manuscripts. Manuscripts of those who made the glory of the arts, literature, our history and science during the past centuries. Beautiful testimony of the personal will of Louis xvi.

To reduce the expenses of the court, and to agree with the injunctions of his Minister Necker relative to the savings of the house of the king. "I send you a handsome scribble. I hope you can read it and it will not disturb your rest in the country.

This is the result of my thoughts on the regulation of the service of the mouth and you will see that I have stained to combine a personal convenience with the strict rule avoiding duplication, and not wanting to create an additional commissioner's office. There are at the end several questions about service cases that I did not find settled in the regulation. If you believe that the thing can practice as I propose it, write to chouzy. You will confer with him and he will be able to redo the rules immediately; then i could give the last orders sunday to m. Necker because I wish the thing did not drag.

Goodbye sir, I hope that the air of the country is good for you, you must be very warm. Pleading strongly for a policy of cost reduction, the policy of Jacques Necker (Minister and Director General of Finance of the King's House) aims at the privileges of the court: the pensions paid by the king, and the expenses of the house of the king. King, diminution of the great offices ... It rationalizes thus the department of the house of the king, creating in 1780 the.

General Office of Expenditure of the King's House. This letter was written in 1781, before the month of May, the only year in which amelot, necker and chouzy collaborate in the highest office of the new king's house in the brand new ". General Office of Expenditure of the King's House ".

(which appears in the Royal Almanac in 1781). Minister of Finance since 1776, Necker occupies the position of Chief Financial Officer of the King's House only this year 1781, and this for only a few months: he is dismissed from the government in May 1781. Called back in emergency 1788, Necker will again appear among the administrators of the house of the king in 1789, always with chouzy, but without amelot who left this function in 1783. The item "louis xvi / signed autograph letter / necker / amelot / maison du roi / 1781" is on sale since Monday, February 27, 2017. It is in the category "books, comics, magazines \ old books, collectibles".

The seller is "juliennn0" and is located in massieux, rhône-alpes. This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.