[Robespierre] - Judgment rendered by the Revolutionary Court, established in Paris, ordering that Maximilien Robespierre: Georges Couthon: Louis-Jean-Baptiste Lavalette: François Hanriot René François Dumas: Antoine Saint-Just; Claude-François Payan; Jacques-Claude Bernard; Adrien-Nicolas Gobeau; Antoine Gincy; Nicolas-Joseph Vivier; Jean-Baptiste Edmont Lescot Fleuriot; Antoine-Simon; Denis-Etienne Laurent: Jacques-Louis-Frédérik Wouarmé: Jean-Etienne Forestier; Augustin-Bon-Joseph Robespierre: Nicolas Guérin: Jean-Baptiste-Mathieu d'Hazard: Christophe Cochefer Charles-Jacques- Mathieu Bougon: Jean-Marie Quenet: declared traitors to the fatherland, by decree of 9 thermidor, will be delivered to the executor of the criminal judgments to make them undergo the death penalty, inflicted to all traitors to the republic, and this without delay, on the public square of the Revolution of this city. 10 Thermidor, Year 2 of the French Republic (July 28, 1794). Paris, Imprimerie du Tribunal Révolutionnaire, Enclos du Temple, s.d. [1794]. In-4° modern half cloth, 11 pp. Death sentence for Robespierre and 21 ardent Robespierrists, including Couthon, Saint-Just, Robespierre Jeune and the shoemaker Simon. First edition. Very rare.