JULIEN Stanislas - ALS 1846 regarding books from Macao Autograph Type_Visiting CardsStanislas JULIEN (1797 1873) Autograph Letter Signed (Stanislas Julien) to Monsieur Molins, regarding a shipment of books from Macao. 1 pages 8vo in French, Paris, 2 February 1846. Trans: I have the honour to inform you that on 4 November 1845, my correspondent in Macao sent you three boxes of Chinese books for me, marked S. J. 1, 2, 3 on the Duke of Bronte, going to London, under Captain Barclay. Freight is charged at 45 per barrel of 50 cubic feet
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as Salic Law which applied in Hanover prevented Victoria from acceding to the title as had the five previous British monarchs
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I shall await your view of her with impatience
was appointed President of the 1934 Conference on theatre
I send you my best wishes
and I am very grateful to you for sending it back
at his own expense
League quite falls in with the views I hold
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This Labour man happens to be rather a "yellow dog" whom I have known of old as a Liberal candidate in Mid Oxon
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