| Content Description | Wants to recommend to Keppel's protection Monsieur Dudon, son of Pierre Jules Dudon, late Procurator General of the Parlement of Bordeaux, and Marie Cecile Desnarrots; writes that as both are dead, Dudon will inherit a portion of a plantantion in Martinique, called Hakaërt; explains that Dudon is planning to travel out there and take possession of it; adds that this is the only property that remains of the family fortune, which was wrecked by the French Revolution; adds that Dudon has been recommended to him by men of good reputation, upon whom he can rely; would consider any services that Keppel could do 'as obligations conferred upon myself' [the duke]. |