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1801 HANDWRITTEN AUTOGRAPH LETTER [ALS] BY FRENCH EMIGRE TO PHILADELPHIA DESCRIBING HIS VOYAGES AND FINANCES

1801 HANDWRITTEN AUTOGRAPH LETTER [ALS] BY FRENCH EMIGRE TO PHILADELPHIA DESCRIBING HIS VOYAGES AND FINANCES

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On offer is an interesting handwritten manuscript letter dated May 1st, 1801 wherein French Emigré in Philadelphia J. DREUX MONCRE writes a two page letter describes the details of his ship travel and payment of debts.

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