SCHOLL Aurélien SIGNED AUTOGRAPH LETTER REGARDING HIS CONDEMNATION

  

Letter of a page addressed to an acquaintance in which he mentions his conviction and explains: The reasons that should have made me avoid a conviction at all costs, no matter how minimal, no longer exist today, so I have no reason to risk myself in a costly affair with an outcome that you express intimidating doubts about. " He adds that he is enclosing with his letter "the document whose wording you kindly expressed your indignation about.

Presence of a tab on the left edge. Antoine Aurélien Scholl, born in Bordeaux on July 14, 1833, and died in Paris on April 16, 1902, was a French journalist, playwright, columnist, and novelist. He rests in the Chartreuse cemetery in Bordeaux. Carefully sent in a rigid and waterproof packaging. If you are not entirely satisfied, I will take back the merchandise with return costs covered by me for Europe and covered by the buyer for the rest of the world.

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