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Jean-Charles Arnal du Curel, Bishop of Monaco, evokes Albert I of MonacoJean-Charles Arnal du Curel, Bishop of Monaco, evokes Albert I of Monaco
Document type : signed autograph letter
Number of documents: 1 - Number of pages: 2 p. - Size: In-8
Place : Rome
Date : February 21, 1912
RECIPIENT : \"Revered and dear Monsignor\"
State : Good
Curel, Bishop of Monaco thanks his correspondent for having favorably received his proposal. “I would have been very happy to pay you a visit and to meet me at your house with the Hereditary Prince. But I am in Rome for a few days; and I\'ll have to get to Monaco without delay, because it\'s when there are the most people in the Principality. His Serene Highness lives in Paris: avenue du Trocadéro n°9. He will inform you of the exact day on which he will ask you for lunch […]”. He transmits to his correspondent the greetings of the Bishop of Nîmes, Monsignor Félix-Auguste Béguinot (1836-1921).
Black ink. Header printed with the emblem of a Minerva, from the eponymous hotel. Jean-Charles Arnal du Curel (Vigan, 1858/1915)French churchman. He will be bishop of Monaco from 1903 to 1915.
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Jean-Charles Arnal du Curel, Bishop of Monaco, evokes Albert I of Monaco Jean-Charles Arnal du Curel, Bishop of Monaco, evokes Albert I of Monaco Curel, Bishop of Monaco thanks his correspondent for having favorably received his proposal. “I would have been very happy to pay you a visit and to meet me at your house with the Hereditary Prince. But I am in Rome for a few days; and I\'ll have to get to Monaco without delay, because it\'s when there are the most people in the Principality. His Serene Highness lives in Paris: avenue du Trocadéro n°9. He will inform you of the exact day on which he will ask you for lunch […]”. He transmits to his correspondent the greetings of the Bishop of Nîmes, Monsignor Félix-Auguste Béguinot ( Black ink. Header printed with the emblem of a Minerva, from the e
