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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
See original version (French)
61
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
See original version (French)
Estimate €150 - €200
Voluntary lot
Description
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
A collection of laws and decrees of the National Assembly and the Convention, most of which were endorsed by deputies and envoys of the People between 1789 and 1794. A fine collection of approximately 210 revolutionary documents, organised into five thematic files, comprising:
- 38 documents (1792–1794). Manufacture of pikes; posters; organisation of stud farms; distribution of rifles and cartridges; declarations of war on Spain, England and the Netherlands; the annexation of Belgium to France; the role of bishops and priests; the attack on the Tuileries.
A significant collection on the formation of the Revolutionary Tribunal (10 documents).
The Le PELLETIER de ST FARGEAU affair (6 documents)
- 55 documents (1789–1794). National Guard & Volunteer Guard; Free Companies; Border Guard
- 36 documents (1790–1794). Naval police and navigation; authorisation to dig canals: - canal between the Eure and the Loir; - Rhône–Rhine connecting canal; - Saône–Seine connecting canal; - the Villette Canal via Brulée; - the Nivernais Canal; - the ‘Chevalier’ Canal from the Rhône to the Rhône, including the draining of the marshes
- 55 documents (1792–1793), relating to departmental and municipal courts; on provincial affairs and the uprisings in Marseille, Toulon and Avignon; on the indictment of émigrés and enemies of the Coalition; against the royalists, etc.
- 26 documents (1789–1792). Concerning riots, gatherings and unrest, including: food riots (unrest in the Bas-Rhin, Marseille, Toulon, Nîmes); in Douai (1791): the ‘goulottes’ affair, riots and banditry; in the Pays de Caux (1791): the ‘war of the rag-pickers and lemonade sellers’; in Etampes, the Vendée (Chatillon) and the Mâcon region: the onset of unrest, the ‘Great Fear’, etc.
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