[LE RICHE] : History of the Jacobins in France or Examination of the Anarchic and Disorganizing Principles of the French Revolution, Followed by a Historical Notice on Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette and Madame Elisabeth. By a deputy to the States General of 1789. Hamburg, Hoffman, 1795. Three volumes in one. 9 by 16.5 cm. (2)-339; 215; 107 pages. Full period binding, smooth spine decorated, red title page. Old and discreet restoration on the spines. A small paper loss in the margin of the title page (not missing), a few leaves slightly browned. Otherwise, good general condition for the book. Well completed with the 3rd part, entitled Suite des pièces justificatives, often missing. A testimonial and engaged book on the Revolution, not very common, by a deputy contributor to the newspaper La Quotidienne, a royalist newspaper.

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