Antique Document hand signed by Thomas DuBois and with the royal wax seal | Document measures 9" x 12" | Removed from Pieces Diverses concernant S.A.I. La Princesse D'Eldir et L'Ordre Asiatique de Morale Universelle (Various Pieces concerning S.A.I. Princess Eldir and the Asian Order of Universal Morals) | Princess Alina Deldir was of Indian descent and the adopted daughter of Empress Josephine and step-daughter to Napoleon Bonaparte. The original scrapbook-like bound volume, compiled in 1895, was an important collection of documents relating to the Imperial Asiatic Order and its Foundress and Grand Mistress H.I.H. Princess Alina D'Eldir | Listed among the sale of the world's most important books - see photographs. D'Eldir is the topic of the book "The Strange Story of an Indian Princess" relating to the Mogul (Mughul) Empire. Literature: The Indian Magazine and Review: Issues 265-276, January 1, 1893, Published by the National Indian Association in Aid of Social Progress and Education in India, Dec 31, 1893, Pages 36 - 41. English: A. Madam Princess Alina of Eldir Sultane of Mogel origin, Founding Grand Mistress President of the Asian Order of Universal Morals Mr. A. Lachave, One of your decent knights agent should be aware of your noble efforts for the improvement of human cams and above all, wide elluche, naisauce I have dime dlon the honor of being presented to you in order to solicit Respue= Insanely the happiness &f the nilinis to the vocabre of the knights whose deserved the intues and the Latins feel strengthened qux parices good priceptos homens to those who can of Princess Ice who take advantage of these great es who rap the man of the Divinity! I brick and hold that supply dene Princess, de cerlin bun admitt me za number of the diversions of the Order that under presides arse so much finntissement than dignity, jeffre one retains of my admission one roluriouse contendance with these mundus desire qui and tjans for knowing the holiest of duties. Cheerful with this deepest respect Princess French: A. Madame la Princesse Alina d'Eldir Sultane d'origine Mogel, Présidente Grande Maîtresse Fondatrice de l'Ordre Asiatique de Morals Universelle Mr. A. Lachave, C'un de vos décents chevaliers agent seit connaître vesentes, vos nobles efforts pour l'amélioration du cams humain et surtout, wide elluche, naisauce j'ai dime dlon l'honneur de vous ête présenté afin de solliciter respue= Inasement le bonheur &f the nilinis au vocabre des chevaliers dont le mérité les intues et les latins sent afformis qux parices bons priceptos homens aux qui peuvent de Princess Ice qui profitente de ces grandes es qui rap l'homme de la Divinité ! Je brique et tiene que supply dene Princesse, de cerlin bun m'admettet za nombre des divations de l'Ordre que sous préside arse antant de finntissement que de dignité, jeffre on retins de mon admission one roluriouse contendance à ces mundus desire qui and tjans pour connaissant le plus sacré-des devoirs. Chumeur d'che avec ce plus profond respect DrincesseNotesRemoved from Pieces Diverses concernant S.A.I. La Princesse D'Eldir et L'Ordre Asiatique de Morale Universelle. Princess Alina Deldir was of Indian descent and the adopted daughter of Empress Josephine and step-daughter to Napoleon Bonaparte. The original scrapbook-like bound volume, compiled in the 1896, was an important collection of documents relating to the Imperial Asiatic Order and its Foundress and Grand Mistress H.I.H. Princess Alina D'Eldir. Listed among the sale of the world's most important books in 1910. D'Eldir is the topic of the book The Strange Story of an Indian Princess. Most of the documents we are presenting have mounting residue. Related to Mogul (Mughul) Empire.