Armand du PATY DE CLAM. 1853-1916. Officer, "graphologist". - Lot 184

Armand du PATY DE CLAM. 1853-1916. Officer, "graphologist". 3 las. July 26, 1898: For the moment the instruction is the immobility to avoid the "traps". Innsbruck, September 19, 1908: "When I recalled the serious words of Casimir Périer, "Dreyfus was for several reasons the object of suspicion. He was being watched...' before the slip, the President definitely took the floor from me with epileptic gestures. But Dreyfus was there. Versailles, January 20, 1913. "Millerand was loyal. He had seen my file. He had been a bitter opponent. When he became Minister of War, he saw my file with all the infamies that Cuignet had put in it, all the secret reports. As a result, he was indignant and it was he who replaced me so that the Dreyfusards roared, feeling the moral significance of the blow. Attached photo of Du Paty de Clam in uniform, signed and ace business card of Michel du Paty de Clam.