Napoleon's War Minister Louis-Alexandre Berthier DS

* NAPOLEON I (1769-1821). Letter signed ("Bonaparte"), to his Minister of War, Louis-Alexandre Berthier. "9 Florial An X" [29 April 1802]. 1 page, 4to, on Republic of France engraved letterhead, small

Bonaparte Napoleon Napoleon's Chief-of-Staff Louis-Alexandre Berthier Confirms Italian Army General's Battlefield Promotion, 1797 &nbsp; <br

BERTHIER LOUIS ALEXANDRE: (1753-1815) Marshal of France, Prince of Wagram and Neuchatel. Chief of Staff under Napoleon. A very interesting D.S., Alex Berthier, a large and good signature example, one

One of the most important creators of the French Revolutionary Army (1753-1823); he voted for the death of Louis XVI and was appointed by Napoleon to the post of Minister of War. Manuscript DS in Fren

BERTHIER LOUIS ALEXANDRE: (1753-1815) Marshal of France, Prince of Wagram and Neuchatel. Chief of Staff under Napoleon. L.S., Alexandre, one page, 4to, Smolensk, 24th August 1812, to Monsieur Bignon,

BERTHIER LOUIS ALEXANDRE: (1753-1815) Marshal of France, Prince of Wagram and Neuchatel. Chief of Staff under Napoleon. L.S., Alexandre, one page, 4to, Rambouillet, 8th August 1811, to General Thiebau

BERTHIER LOUIS-ALEXANDRE: (1753-1815) Marshal of France, Prince of Neuchatel. Chief of Staff under Napoleon. Rare L.S., `Alexandre´, one page, 4to, Dresden, 5th July 1813, to Monsieur the General C

BERTHIER LOUIS ALEXANDRE: (1753-1815) Marshal of France, Prince of Wagram and Neuchatel. Chief of Staff under Napoleon. L.S., Ml. Berthier, one page, folio, Paris, 7th May 1803, on the printed station

(1755 - 1813) Illegitimate son of Louis XV, Minister of War, and later aide to Napoleon Bonaparte. Signed letter as Minister of War 'L De Narbonne', 2pp. legal folio, Paris, Jan. 22, 1792, mostly untr

Military appointment on vellum. Signed Bonaparte as First Consul, possibly secretarial by Marat. Counter signed by Hughes Marat, Secretary of State, and Alexander Berthier, Minister of War. For Genera

Military appointment on vellum. Signed Bonaparte as First Consul, possibly secretarial by Marat. Counter signed by Hughes Marat, Secretary of State, and Alexander Berthier, Minister of War. For Pierre

Military appointment on vellum. Signed Bonaparte as First Consul, possibly secretarial by Marat. Counter signed by Hughes Marat, Secretary of State, and Alexander Berthier, Minister of War. For Fouet,

Military appointment on vellum. Signed Bonaparte as First Consul, possibly secretarial by Marat. Counter signed by Hughes Marat, Secretary of State, and Alexander Berthier, Minister of War. For Charle

Military appointment on vellum. Signed Bonaparte as First Consul, possibly secretarial by Marat. Counter signed by Hughes Marat, Secretary of State, and Alexander Berthier, Minister of War. For Dessei

Heading: (Napoleonic Wars) Author: Berthier, Louis-Alexandre Title: Letter from Major General Berthier to Brigadier General Barthelemy, then in transit to Vilna Place Published: Vitebsk Publisher: <

Europe, France, map from 1709 CE, oiled paper overlays from 1756 to 1763 CE, owned by Louis-Alexandre Berthier (1753 to 1815 CE), Marshal, Vice-Constable of France, and Chief of Staff (Major general)

NAPOLEON I: (1769-1821) Emperor of France 1804-14, 1815. L.S., `Nap´, one page, 4to, Paris, 15th January 1812, to the Duc de Feltre, Minister of War, in French. Napoleon requests `Monsieur the Duc

(1765 - 1818) French Marshall, private secretary to Napoleon during the Consulate, Minister of War (1807-14) during Napoleon's campaigns. Manuscript L.S. 'Clarke' as Minister of Ware, 1p. legal folio,

Heading: (Napoleonic Era) Author: Title: Document signed by Alexandre Berthier as Ministre de la Guerre, and secretarially signed "Bonaparte" as premier Consul de la R?publique, promoting a lieutenan

Heading: (Napoleon) Author: Soult, Jean de Dieu Title: Urgent letter from General de la Garde to the Minister of War Place Published: St. Omer Publisher: Date Published: November 28, 1804

Berthier, Alexandre. Relation de la bataille de Marengo, gagnee le 25 prairial an 8, par Napoleon Bonap

NAPOLEON I: (1769-1821) Emperor of France 1804-14, 1815. L.S., Np, with a heavy flourish of ink beneath, one page, 4to, Schönbrunn, 29th August 1809, to General Clarke, Minister of War, in French. Na

NAPOLEON I (1769-1821), Emperor of France. Partly printed document approved by Napoleon ("accorde Np"), 7 February 1810.  1 page, 8vo, countersigned by French Minister of War Henri Clarke as duc de F

SIJAS PROSPER: (1759-1794) French Officer, adjutant to Minister of war Jean-Baptiste Bouchotte. Sijas was guillotined, together with Robespierre, at the early age of 35. D.S., Prosper Sijas, one page,