NAPOLEON III: (1808-1873) Emperor of the French 1852-70, the nephew and heir of Napoleon I, first President of France 1848-52, therefore holding the distinction of being the first titular president and the last monarch of France, eight autograph letters,prising: a letter, one page, folded, Palais de Tuilerie, 17th January 1855, addressed to Anatole Brenier de Renaudiere (1807-1885), relating to the peace negotiations during the Crimean War, with Certificate from the French Ministry of Culture; a letter, one page, Palais de Saint-Cloud, 31 October 1855, addressed to the Cardinal, Archbishop of Bordeaux on the birth of Napoleon III's son; a letter, one page, folded, London, 3rd May 1839, signed Napoleon Louis; an autograph letter, one page, folded, with blind stamp cypher to top left, Palais de Fontainebleau, 7th June 1861, with Certificate from the French Ministry of Culture; a letter, 3 pages on one folded piece of paper, dated 15 June 1865, addressed to Napoleon III by the Countess of Canteleu asking him to appoint her husband chamberlain of The Emperor, Napoleon III agrees and signs to top of first page 'appoint him Chamberlain' 28th June 1865; a letter on headed paper, Palais depiegne, 11th November 1869, addressed to 'My dear Marechal'; an autograph letter in elegant hand-writing, one page, folded, Paris, 30th January 1854, addressed to his cousin, with Certificate from the French Ministry of Culture, with an envelope address to 'A mon Cousin Le Cardinal de Angelis'; an autograph letter, one page, folded, Fort de Ham, 1st March 1846, Napoleon III thanks the addressee for sending him his interesting work on pauperism, with franked envelope with red wax seal. Provenance: From a private English collectionPlease refer to department for condition report