Möser, Justus, the great Osnabrück lawyer, statesman, writer, historian and publicist (1720-1794). Eigh. Letter from the U. "Möser". 3 p. Double page with address. 4to. O.O. (probably around 1780). To his son-in-law, the secret council and since 1776 forestry commissioner Johann Gerlach Jost von Voigts (1741-1797) in Melle. In business matters. "... That you didn't want to keep the cup any longer, I don't think about it. But where do we get another one? I ask for your opinion on this ... So we have to get divorced and so I thought it was at best the shortest way to tell the miners now that they could travel around Easter ... The fact that Mr Kamptz [?] will be passed even closer seems to me superfluous. What can he tell us further than he said? And to encourage this still with reasons is innecessary ... If Mr. Kamptz had any other suggestions to your officials about what we would have to do or not to do: everyone here wishes ... that he would like to help you with such mischief." - Voigts' wife, Möser's daughter Jenny, maintained friendship and correspondence with numerous writers of her time, with almost all renowned reconnaissance officers, hair-buffs and representatives of the Storm And urge.