[FRENCH REVOLUTION]. A general and very accurate list of all those who were condemned to death by the Revolutionary Tribunal established in Paris from the beginning of the revolution until the suppression of the tribunal, containing their names, first names, ages, qualities and residences, places of their births and their departments [And by the second Tribunal established in Paris by the law of March 10, 1793, to judge all enemies of the Fatherland]. [And by the second Tribunal established in Paris by the law of March 10, 1793, to judge all the enemies of the Fatherland]. Paris : Channaud, Marchand, les libraires et Marchands de Nouveautés, An III [1794-1795]. - 12 parts in one volume in-8, bradel paper boards, smooth spine (19th century boards). Complete and rare collection of the 12 parts of this second edition giving the list of 2807 people condemned to death by the revolutionary court. It consists of 11 issues numbered from I to XI and a supplement to issue IX. Starting with number III the title is: "Liste générale et très-exacte Des noms, âges, qualités et demeures de tous les Conspirateurs qui ont été condamnés à mort par le Tribunal révolutionnaire, établi à Paris par la loi du 17 août 1792, et par le second Tribunal établi à Paris par la loi du 10 mars 1793, pour juger tous les ennemis de la Patrie." Number X contains the list of members of the new tribunal presided over by Dobsent. The supplement to number IX comes from the previous edition of Year II. Copy from the library of Paul Lacombe (1848-1921), bibliographer, librarian at the Bibliothèque nationale, member of the Société de amis des livres and of the Société des bibliophiles français, author in particular of the " Bibliographie parisienne " (1887). Wear to the covers and hinges. Repair to the title of the first issue, with damage to one word. Tears without missing on the last leaf of number VII. Some foxing and spotting. Provenance : Paul Lacombe, with ex-libris (sale 1923, II, n° 2260, indicates that the frontispiece is missing but we have not identified any copy with a frontispiece). Attached: - Procédure criminelle, instruite au Châtelet de Paris, Sur la Dénonciation des faits arrivés à Versailles dans la journée du 6 Octobre 1789. Printed by order of the National Assembly. Paris : Baudouin, 1790. - In-8, lemon half-maroquin with corners, spine gilt, untrimmed (Wood). Rare first edition of the first part only of this publication of all the criminal proceedings concerning the day of October 6, 1790, one of the great dates of the French Revolution, which saw the rioters from Paris enter the castle of Versailles, massacre two Swiss Guards who were protecting the royal family and force the latter to come to Paris, thus leaving Versailles for good. It was a prosecution for the crime of lèse-nation, whose ambition was to denounce and find the authors and accomplices having participated or prepared what was qualified as an attempt of regicide. A good copy bound in England by Wood for the collection of James Ludovic Lindsay, Earl of Crawford (1847-1913), whose bookplate "Bibliotheca Lindesiana" is found on the first flyleaf. Edges of boards and spine slightly browned. Restoration to the false title, light wetness to the first few leaves, some scattered foxing. Missing leaf O4 corresponding to pages 215-216, replaced by a blank leaf at the time of binding. Provenance: James Ludovic Lindsay, Earl of Crawford, with bookplate.