Remark 2
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Topological Vector Spaces, I, p. 12, § 2. Linear varieties in a topological vector space
Let M be a closed vector subspace of E and a topologically independent family in the quotient space E/M. If is any element of the class , then from def. 2, and the fact that the canonical mapping of E on E/M is continuous, it follows that the family is topologically independent. But note that if N is the closed vector subspace generated by the it can happen that (I, p. 25, exerc. 2), and hence the sum is not necessarily direct in the algebraic sense (nor a fortiori in the topological sense).
Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.
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