Ampliation au nom du peuple français : manuscript, 1800 Aug. 29.

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Ampliation au nom du peuple français : manuscript, 1800 Aug. 29.

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Document signed. Certified copy of appointments to department councils. Signed by Napoleon while he was First Consul of the French Republic.

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