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Histoire de ma vie

George SAND

Histoire de ma vie

23 000 €

La condition humaine

André MALRAUX

La condition humaine

6 800 €

Femmes

Paul VERLAINE

Femmes

10 000 €

Photographie de Charles Baudelaire les mains dans les poches : 'Vu de face, il paraît plus souffrant et plus triste qu'à la précédente épreuve. '

Charles BAUDELAIRE

Photographie de Charles Baudelaire les mains [...]

6 800 €

Les Oeuvres de Monsieur de Molière

MOLIERE

Les Oeuvres de Monsieur de Molière

15 000 €







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Charles PEGUY Lettre autographe signée d'une page et demie

Charles PEGUY

Lettre autographe signée d'une page et demie

Orsay 4 Mars 1902, 21,5x13,5cm, une feuille recto-verso.


An autograph letter signed by a page and a half, with the Cahiers de la Quinzaine heading, in which he incenses the article of his correspondent and friend whom he is familiar with and which was recently published in The Movement: "I receive the Movement this morning, I'm glad your article is so good, I'll probably pick it up again for Les Cahiers. " but for which he regrets that he was relegated to a bad place in the journal   and following articles that displease him : "I'm sorry that he appears at the tail of a number full of political and literary lies."
As a post scriptum, Charles Péguy reiterates his congratulations to his friend after he has exhausted the article by Ferdinand-Hérold on Victor Hugo : "The Ferdinand Herold on Hugo is ignominiously demagogic ... Goodbye, your Charles Peguy. Definitely, your article is quite firm. "
Letter slightly with a small marginal tear without gravity.

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