Lettre d'Edgar Hasson à Émile Zola datée du 9 septembre 1899
Auteur(s) : Hasson, Edgar W.
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Texte de la lettreColumbus, Ohio.
September, 9th, 1899, U. S. A.
Emile Zola,
Paris
My Dear Sir,
Comment is unnecessary. France is withening. In a former communication I stated that France has enemies in the army. "When a people become so blind they won't see ; the world discerns a place fot the "donkeys heads", and a degenerate nation is born to retard the progress of justice, truths, liberty, and goods.
Yours most respectfully,
Signature : Edgar W. Hasson.
(There are good people in France. They must act [papier déchiré] the nation.)
September, 9th, 1899, U. S. A.
Emile Zola,
Paris
My Dear Sir,
Comment is unnecessary. France is withening. In a former communication I stated that France has enemies in the army. "When a people become so blind they won't see ; the world discerns a place fot the "donkeys heads", and a degenerate nation is born to retard the progress of justice, truths, liberty, and goods.
Yours most respectfully,
Signature : Edgar W. Hasson.
(There are good people in France. They must act [papier déchiré] the nation.)
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Hasson, Edgar W, Lettre d'Edgar Hasson à Émile Zola datée du 9 septembre 1899, 1899-09-09
Centre d'Étude sur Zola et le Naturalisme & Institut des textes et manuscrits modernes, CNRS-ENS ; projet EMAN (CNRS-ENS-Sorbonne Nouvelle).
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