STAEL-HOLSTEIN, Anne Louise Germaine, Baronne de. AL in French to Leonard Simonde de Sismondi. Auxerre, 9 May. 2pp. 8o. Personal letter to her friend and travel companion Sismondi. "They are allowing me to stay here...which is the most depressing thing which they could have done. [de Stael was not allowed to visit Paris.] She mentions other members of her circle including Constant, Schlegel and her son Albert. -- AL in French to Joseph Marie de Gerando. Milan, 15 June [1804 ?]. 2pp. 8o. de Stael is sending Gerando a statement or report in which "M. de Melsi has much interest...he has been very kind to me, in particular since your departure...I love you even more, it seems, than yesterday. Above all, we have understood each other better than ever before..." (2)

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STAEL-HOLSTEIN, Anne Louise Germaine, Baronne de. AL in French to Leonard Simonde de Sismondi. Auxerre, 9 May. 2pp. 8o. Personal letter to her friend and travel companion Sismondi. "They are allowing me to stay here...which is the most depressing thing which they could have done. [de Stael was not allowed to visit Paris.] She mentions other members of her circle including Constant, Schlegel and her son Albert. -- AL in French to Joseph Marie de Gerando. Milan, 15 June [1804 ?]. 2pp. 8o. de Stael is sending Gerando a statement or report in which "M. de Melsi has much interest...he has been very kind to me, in particular since your departure...I love you even more, it seems, than yesterday. Above all, we have understood each other better than ever before..." (2)

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