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Lettre autographe signée, datée de St Malo, le 5 avril 1789, adressée à Monsieur Soache & Frères au Havre
Publication Date: 1789
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Couverture souple. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale. In-4 - Un feuillet recto-verso. Lettre à propos d'une cargaison de sucre et de café : " Si votre maison du Cap voudrait se charger de faire rendre compte les héritiers Bertrand et le sieur Chéret de Montgrain négociant aux cayes Saint-Louis d'une somme de [.]. Meslé de Grandclos ne fit pas seulement le commerce du café et du sucre, il est surtout connu comme un des principaux armateurs négriers de Saint-Malo, avec une " carrière " de trente-cinq expéditions de Traite négrière. Louis XVI fit appel à lui pour organiser l'envoi de quatre navires en Chine en 1783. Signé par l'auteur.
