Jean Jacques AYMÉ (1752–1818) Representative of the Drôme de - Lot 370

Jean Jacques AYMÉ (1752–1818) Representative of the Drôme department to the Council of Five Hundred, magistrate, and diplomat known as Job AYMÉ. Deported to Cayenne on 18 Fructidor 1797—Letter signed with a three-line handwritten postscript—NEUILLY, 21 Messidor, Year 13 (July 10, 1805) – 1 page, in-4° – to Mr. de la JUMELIERE, 17 rue de la Michaudière in Paris (address: M.P.): “Ever since the moment I had the pleasure of seeing you in the countryside, I have remained at home without going out, as I was confined by an illness... Since my first outing will be to pay my respects to the Grand Admiral... if I can do anything to help you find favor with His Most Serene Highness, I will spare no effort to show you how highly I value the recommendation of my friend Colonel BEAUMONT...”

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