HISTORY - MALET Claude François (1754 - 1812) - Document signed
General, he conspired against the Emperor, then in Russia and nearly overthrew the imperial government (23.10.1812).
Document signed “Malet” as adjutant general, chief of staff of the 6th military division. manuscript signed. Signed also “La Barolière” by general J.M. Pilotte baron de La Baroliere (Lunéville 1746-Lille 1827); Besançon, 25. Pluviose Year V (January 24, 1797), I p. in oblong folio, revolutionary vignette engraved on wood and text mostly printed. Beautiful rare piece. Limited leave granted to citizen François Parisot, of the 26th light infantry demi-brigade, injured in the right hand and likely to receive his retirement. This leave, specifies the printed text, is issued due to the measures necessitated by hospital congestion.
Document signed “Malet” as adjutant general, chief of staff of the 6th military division. manuscript signed. Signed also “La Barolière” by general J.M. Pilotte baron de La Baroliere (Lunéville 1746-Lille 1827); Besançon, 25. Pluviose Year V (January 24, 1797), I p. in oblong folio, revolutionary vignette engraved on wood and text mostly printed. Beautiful rare piece. Limited leave granted to citizen François Parisot, of the 26th light infantry demi-brigade, injured in the right hand and likely to receive his retirement. This leave, specifies the printed text, is issued due to the measures necessitated by hospital congestion.