A collection of letters from nephews and nieces of Napoleon I, 1769-1821,prising: a signed letter by Prince Jerome 'Plon-Plon' Bonaparte, 1822-1891, son of Jerome Bonaparte, one page, folded, addressed to Monsieur de Lesseps, Paris, 9th October 1879, Jerome is thanking Ferdinand de Lesseps for the minutes of the meetings of the International Conference on the study of the Interoceanic canal; another letter by Jerome Bonaparte, one page, folded, with embossed N to top left, Paris, Palais Royale, 1691?; a letter by Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte, 1813-1891, Philologist, third son of Napoleon's second surviving brother Lucien Bonaparte, two pages, folded, 21st October 1855, addressed to Lord Shrewsbury, the 'Misericordia' to top of first page may refer to Crimean War; an autograph note by Mathilde, Princess Demidoff-Bonaparte, 1820-1904, niece of Napoleon I, one page, folded, addressed to Mrs Evelyn Bodley, wife of Historian J.E.C. Bodley, 29th December 1899, Mathilde is thanking Mrs Bodley for the photograph of Bellefontaine, with from Clive Farahar & Sophie Dupre, 2001; another nine autograph letters from Mathilde, on embossed paper, to include two with envelopes; and an autograph letter by Charles Lucien Jules Laurent Bonaparte, 1803-1857, 2nd Prince of Canino and Musignano, French Naturalist, Son of Lucien Bonaparte, younger brother of Napoleon I, one hand-written page with later printed page, Genes, 27th July 1841, the reverse with stamps, address and red wax seal, addressed to A. de Caumont, founder of the Scientific Congress of France, signed Charles P. Bonaparte, Pce de Canino. Provenance: From a private English collectionPlease refer to department for condition report