Georges CLEMENCEAU (1841-1929). 2 typescripts,... Lot 35

Georges CLEMENCEAU (1841-1929). 2 typescripts, one with autograph corrections and additions, 26 pp. in-4 each. [1921]. Coffee-cup stain on first page. Corrected typescript of the famous "Discours prononcé à Sainte-Hermine le 2 octobre 1921", for the inauguration of his own monument in the center of the village of Sainte-Hermine (sculpted over two years by his friend François Sicard, who depicts him standing on a rock). "In this feast of the victorious Fatherland that our Vendée is celebrating today, I see no room for personal exaltation. This is France's day: what more could fill our hearts? [...] ". The same speech is printed by Payot (in-12 booklet, 1921).