[Jean-Paul SARTRE]. 10 letters (most of them in Sartre’s own hand) addressed to Sartre, 1951–1956. Reverend Father Pierre Boisselot (on Éditions du Cerf letterhead, regarding a lecture on *The Devil and the Good Lord*), Jean-Marie Caplain (a long letter regarding the publication of his first novel, *Le Conquérant*), Marcel Haedrich (regarding an essay on justice), Georges Le Sidaner (subprefect of Oran, on the attacks and slander directed at him after he supported Sartre), Robert Mallet (2, regarding the creation by Gallimard of the “Bibliothèque Idéale” collection, one volume of which would be dedicated to Sartre; and regarding the interview he gave on air about Nekrasov), Louis Martin-Chauffier (regarding a campaign in support of the Turkish poet Nazim Hikmet), Gaëtan Picon (expressing his admiration), Anna Seghers (as president of the Union of German Writers, inviting Sartre to their congress), Louis de Villefosse (disapproving of a hostile brief mention in *Les Lettres Françaises*).