He sent McMaster a manuscript on the Allic Union and also an article on Catholic France as well as two manuscripts by different poets in the League of St. Sebastian and Mr. Fraude. He intended extracts from the Allic Union but instead sent in "in globo" as it is documentary. A special association of their own was prefered by him but affiliation with the League is better than nothing. The reading of the Crusades will prove beneficial. He has been told that General McMahon is not gifted with moral courage and his election is a step, as he has some recollection of his adventures in Algiers. He will not be a man to prevent the storm but will attempt to secure the triumph by attaching to the cause of Henry a large part of the French army. :: I-1-o A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.