AMBERT (Jean-Jacques) (1765–1851) - Lot 33

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AMBERT (Jean-Jacques) (1765–1851) - Lot 33
AMBERT (Jean-Jacques) (1765–1851) Signed autograph letter, Fourmies, December 23, 1806. Autograph letter signed (L.A.S.), 4 pages, in-4 format, dated Fourmies, December 23, 1806, addressed to General Jean-Jacques Ambert, signed Ernouf (highly probable reading). A lengthy private letter concerning a delicate matter involving Madame Ernouf. The author informs General Ambert that his wife remains deeply affected by the events that have occurred and candidly explains the circumstances of this matter. He discusses the concerns felt by his family, mentions the testimonies gathered, and outlines the steps taken to clear up any misunderstandings and restore the truth. The letter continues with numerous reflections on the consequences of this matter for the honor and reputation of those involved. The author expresses his confidence in General Ambert’s judgment and asks him to continue his efforts to reach a satisfactory resolution. He concludes by reaffirming his deep regard. Major General of the armies of the Revolution and the Empire, Jean-Jacques Ambert (1765–1851) served with distinction during the Revolution, the Consulate, and the Empire before being appointed governor of Guadeloupe. His correspondence sheds light on the networks of relationships maintained by general officers during the Napoleonic era. An interesting letter addressing a personal and family matter within the inner circle of a general of the Empire.
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