GAULLE Charles de Paris. L.A.S, Paris, 31 May 1935, to Paul Reynaud; 1 page and a half in-4. I remain, naturally, "your man". "May I respectfully congratulate you on your magnificent and decisive speech yesterday: If events provide you with the means to take over, in the next government, the direction of the French Army, let me beg you not to defend yourself. There is a great national task to be accomplished in this respect. May you attach your name to it! I remain, naturally, 'your man', in this eventuality, as in any other [...]". Minute trace of paperclip. Bibliography: L. N. C., vol. 1, p. 779.