Unpublished autograph manuscript, signed « Emile Zola »
[Grosvenor Hotel, London, 19 July 1898], 5 pages in-4 on ligned paper
“Of all my open letter to the president [« J’accuse…! »], a few lines had been skilfully extracted […] to prevent the truth to shine on the Dreyfus affair”
“J’accuse…!” Letter to the President of the Republic
Paris, L’Aurore, 13 janvier 1898, 4 pages in-plano
“I have only one passion, that of light, in the name of humanity that has suffered so much and who has the right to happiness“
Autograph letter signed “GClemenceau” to Michel Alexandre Gaston Tournier
Paris, 20th December [18]99, 1 p. 1/4 in-8
“I desire nothing more, as you may suggest, to get back in the right fight”
Autograph letter signed “G.C” to his secretary Étienne Winter at the L’Aurore newspaper
Paris, February 12, 1898 (post office), 1 page in-8, pneumatic letter
“Have me for tonight the shorthand of the whole trial“
Autograph novel for his collection of articles Aux Embuscades de la vie
N.p [1903], 10 pp. in-4
“This happiness did not seem to be done for the miserable Jew who until now had been striving in vain to conquer gold”
Autograph letter signed “Dreyfus” to Alfred Bruneau
N.p, 20th Nov[ember] 1901, 1 page in-8
“Let’s hope we end up finding what we’re looking for”
Autograph letter signed “Z” to Georges Charpentier
London, Tuesday 28th February [18]99, 4 pages in-8
“My only hope lies in the force of truth”