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English Translation:'My Son, Maret will send you the letters patent which confer the command of Venice upon General Vial. You will deliver them to him as soon as hostilities begin.
Paris, April 12, 1809.
Your affectionate Father,
Nap'
[Bottom left:] To the Viceroy.
This exceptional, museum-quality historical document features an authentic handwritten signature from Emperor Napoleon I, dated April 12, 1809, at the dawn of the War of the Fifth Coalition. Addressed affectionately to his stepson and Viceroy of Italy, Eugène de Beauharnais, the brief military directive orders the immediate deployment of General Vial to the command of Venice upon the outbreak of hostilities. The beautifully preserved manuscript comes elegantly paired alongside a classic portrait engraving of the Emperor, professionally presented within a striking, double-matted gold gilt frame. It represents a premier acquisition opportunity for serious collectors of Napoleonic history, capturing a precise moment of intense strategic planning during the height of the First French Empire.
Letter Features:- Year: 1809
- Author: Napoleon Bonaparte
- Recipient: Eugene de Beauharnais (Viceroy of Italy)
- Certified by: JSA
This is a JSA certified signed letter. You will receive the card pictured. You are purchasing a 1809 Napoleon I Signed War Letter to Viceroy of Italy Eugene de Beauharnais JSA Cert w/LoA. This is an excellent addition to your collection.As collectors ourselves, U.S. Coins and Jewelry strives to offer selections from a myriad of collecting opportunities. We are happy to add sports cards and collectables to our selection of products.
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