Achille Murat papers, 1809-1845.

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Achille Murat papers, 1809-1845.

Primarily letters from various members of the Murat and Bonaparte families to Murat. Includes correspondence regarding Murat's attempt to organize a Belgium Foreign Legion in the 1830's; manuscripts of his writings on politics, slavery, economics, and literature; and family legal papers.

3.5 linear feet.

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