France, Empire. A Napoleonic Letter Signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Baron Bignon, 1815. Province of China He was to remain in

He was to remain in the post until 1955

to become a farmer near Oakville

It was published in 1962 by Museum Restoration Service of West Hill

Public Service Medal (in bronze gilt

The cap measures approximately 205 mm (w) x 260 mm (l) x 140 mm (h)

France, Empire. A Napoleonic Letter Signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Baron Bignon, 1815. Province of China He was to remain inThis official document is dated 23 June 1815, five days after the defeat of Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo, and signed by the minister of foreign affairs, Louis Pierre douard, Baron Bignon. He writes to the civil and military officers responsible for maintaining Public Order in France to allow Monsieur General Count Sebastiani, who is charged with going to the General Headquarters, to pass freely. Stamped by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the