CAMBRONNE Pierre (1770-1842)

CAMBRONNE Pierre (1770-1842) general.
L.A.S. "C A", [Boulogne circa 1804], to Augustine CORBISEZ, at General Joba's home in Nieuport; 1 page folio, address on verso with Boulogne-sur-Mer postmark (small tear at head due to broken seal).
Magnificent amorous and erotic letter to a mistress.
"My dear Augustine My love and attachment for you are so great that I can't help wanting what pleases you. He therefore approves of what she has "had done to my portrait", and she has done well to follow his whim: "Your letter is so pretty touching this vestige that I would like every day that you had similar occupations and still in your bed that delicious moments came to recall to my memory, I thought I was holding you in my arms being in the delightful moments unfortunately passed or your beautiful arms made me enjoy such sweet embraces, ma chere, if I didn't fear being called a polison as you once did to me, this letter would be covered with the semen I pour out every day for you, and especially at this minute when the mere thought of your inviolable love makes me pour it out naturally. You promised not to give me anything as a present at the fair, but according to what I wrote you, you didn't keep your word, you gave me a new suit and you don't want to receive anything from me, I hope you will reconsider this decision and tell me that you also accept mine [...].Do you know that you act a little militarily in your actions, you do what you want [...] it is enough to show your strength and my weakness it is too natural, my friend, it is for a pretty amiable adorable finally perfect woman, I do not blush therefore and find myself too happy to be able to keep such a dear mistress as you at this price. I kiss you and am for life not only your constant but even faithful lover".