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Charles de Gaulle « Mon cher Maître, votre lettre m’a sincèrement touché »

Name: Charles de Gaulle "Mon cher Maître, votre lettre m'a sincèrement touché"
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Charles de Gaulle (Lille, 1890/1970)

French statesman and President.

Document type: Autographed signed letter

Number of documents: 1 - Number of pages: 1 p. 1/2 - Format: In-8

Location: None

Date : 31 octobre 1956

Destinataire : "Mon cher Maître" [Georges Lecomte]

Etat : Bon

Description :

Jolie lettre amcale de Charles de Gaulle au secrétaire perpétuel de l'Académie française, Georges Lecomte, alors souffrant. "Mon cher Maître, votre lettre m'a sincèrement touché. Je vous en remercie de tout coeur [...]". Il envoie ses meilleurs voeux à son correspondant et souhaite le voir débarrassé rapidement de ses ennuis de santé.

Encre bleue. En-tête imprimé "Le Général de Gaulle".

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