Louise

Henri V, the legitimist King of France from the abdication of Charles X in 1830 until his death in 1883, went into exile when Louis-Philippe was proclaimed king in August 1830. He established his court at Holyrood in Edinburgh, and a number of publications are associated with his time here. This is a curious collection of anonymous letters, apparently from a member of the refugee court, on a political theme. The provenance is unclear, but there is a loose note stating 'Pour mes pauvres petites filles de France' signed 'Louise' - hopefully further research will identify her.

From the guide to the Manuscript letters written from Holyrood, 1831: Nouveaux souvenirs D'Holyrood, 1831, (Edinburgh University Library)

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