MARSHALS OF NAPOLEON: Two Ls.S., and one A.L.S., by

MARSHALS OF NAPOLEON: Two Ls.S., and one A.L.S., by three French Empire Marshals, comprising MARMONT AUGUSTE (1767-1847) Marshal of France. Duc de Raguse. A.L.S., Le Duc de Raguse, three pages, 8vo, Amsterdam, 15th September 1830, to Countess of Nansouty, in French. Marmont states `I will remain here for a while, and after will start again with my caravans, sad travelling, hard and difficult to undertake with my age after so many other acclaimed campaigns.´ further saying `You who have always lived surrounded by your family members and in prosperity do not imagine the grief that I feel in exile and in misfortune remembering friends.´ A good letter content. With remnants of red wax seal to the address leaf; GOUVION SAINT-CYR LAURENT DE (1764-1830) Marshal of France, Marquis de Gouvion Saint-Cyr. L.S., Gouvion St Cyr, one page, folio, Paris, 11th March 1819, to Lieutenant Fribourg, in French. The partially printed document, signed by Gouvion St. Cyr in his capacity as Minister of State, is an appointment given by the King to Fribourg as Captain; MORTIER EDOUARD (1768-1835) Marshal of France, Duc de Treviso. Prime Minister of France 1834-35. D.S., Ed. Mortier, one page, oblong folio, Paris, 7th December 1800, to citizen Chebroux, in French. The partially printed document being a title given to Chebroux. G, 3 £100-150