88 - FRENCH REVOLUTION

FRENCH REVOLUTION A collection of revolutionary decrees, including: - Decree of the National Assembly, dated August 16, 1792, in the fourth year of liberty. “The National Assembly decrees that the documents already found in the King’s office, at the Administrator of the Civil List’s residence, and in other locations—which provide clear evidence of the treason and perfidy of the executive branch—shall be sent to the armies by special couriers. Certified as a true copy of the original by us, the President and Secretaries; signed by Delacroix, Vice President; Choudieu; and Marans, Secretary.” In Paris, from the Imprimerie Nationale, circa 1792, in-8 format, unbound, 15 pages. - Draft Declaration of the National Assembly to Foreign Powers, drafted by J. P. Brissot, deputy, printed by order of the Assembly. In Paris, from the National Printing Office, in-8 format, unbound, 7 pages. - Tenth collection of documents found at the home of Mr. Laporte, intendant of the civil list, printed by order of the National Assembly. In Paris, from the Imprimerie Nationale, 1792, in-8 format, unbound, 16 pages. - Report by Louis-Jérôme Gohier, deputy for the Department of Ille-et-Vilaine, on the papers inventoried in the offices of the Civil List. Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1792, in-8 format, unbound, 24 pages. Etc. Tears and stains.