42 - [List of Those Guillotined]. A comprehensive and highly accurate list of the names, ages, occupations, and places of residence of all the conspirators who were sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Tribunal, established in Paris by the law of August 17, 1792, and by the second Tribunal established in Paris by the law of March 10, 1793, to try all enemies of the Fatherland. Paris, Marchand, Berthé, Channaud, and all booksellers and newsagents, Year II of the Republic, one, indivisible, and imperishable.

[List of Those Guillotined]. A comprehensive and highly accurate list of the names, ages, occupations, and places of residence of all the conspirators who were sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Tribunal, established in Paris by the law of August 17, 1792, and by the second Tribunal established in Paris by the law of March 10, 1793, to try all enemies of the Fatherland. Paris, Marchand, Berthé, Channaud, and all booksellers and newsagents, Year II of the Republic, one, indivisible, and imperishable. Collector’s edition of the first 9 issues (of 11), in-8 format, 32 pp. (including the supplement to No. IX and the notice sheet), bound in one volume. Light brown morocco leather, smooth spine decorated with gilded fleurs-de-lis and mosaic-patterned Phrygian caps, gilded title (Durvand). Title page of the first issue is soiled. Ink stain on the title page of No. VIII. First pages of the supplement are discolored. A very rare complete set of the last two issues (the copy at the BnF is itself incomplete). This document, essential to the history of the Reign of Terror, contains the list of Breton conspirators executed on June 18, 1793: La Motte Laguyomerais, Thérèse Moëlien, L. Pontavice, etc.—a whole list of “conspirators” from “Port-Malo,” executed on the 2nd of Messidor; another list of people from Port-Malo (Magon de La Belivray…) from Rennes (Varion Saint-Luc…), and from Quimper, executed on the 1st of Thermidor, followed by the case of the members of the Revolutionary Committee of Nantes (25th of Vendémiaire) and the trial of J.B. CARRIER (7th of Frimaire), etc… The supplement to Volume IX notably contains the “Great Case of the Tyrant Robespierre and His Accomplices, Executed at Place de la Révolution” on the 10th of Thermidor (July 28, 1794). (Tourneux I, 3958; Monglond III, 38; Lemière and Vachon I, 427.)