French author and ambassador to the United States during World War I (1855–1932). TLS signed “Jusserand,” one page both sides, 8.25 x 10.5, French ambassador letterhead, January 24, 1917. Letter to Joseph Choate, president of the Committee for Men Blinded in Battle, apologizing for a late response to an invitation. In part: “Our duties here are so exacting that we can hardly ever leave this capital, where we have spent three consecutive summers, and can scarcely find time for half of all we ought to do.” In a lengthy handwritten postscript, signed “J.,” Jusserand wishes Choate a happy birthday. He has also made a few handwritten corrections in ink throughout the text. Intersecting folds, one vertical fold passing through a single letter of the signature, some light toning, and a small repaired separation to the central horizontal fold, otherwise fine condition. RRAuction COA.
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