| Description | The letter is not signed, but the female author refers to Jean André De Luc as her friend. The author provides details of Genevan current political discontent, in particular the constant opposition of the Négatifs, who supported the traditional aristocratic governance, and the Représantants, who shared more democratic ideas. The author declares that she supported the Représantants and that she thought that Jean André De Luc would be more partisan to the views of the Négatifs. Finally, she mentions that she had seen De Luc's daughter who seemed to be doing very well. |