REVOLUTION. Approximately 140 printed documents, 1789-1802; most in-4. Proclamations, letters patent and declaration of Louis XVI, acts of the Corps législatif, laws and decrees, concerning martial law against assemblies, abolition of the feudal system, abolition of the apanages, la Patrie en danger, impeachment of the Princes, responsibility of ministers, circulation of grain and subsistances, shows and the rights of playwrights, copyrights, barber-perruquier charges, coins and assignats, counterfeit money, the formation of a Foreign Free Legion, ponds, mills, the Observatory, divorce, the statues of Descartes and Rousseau, libraries, schools and public education, the reunion of Nice with France, the oath of clergymen, the marriage of priests, the sale of religious buildings, the École de Mars, taxes, the construction of jetties, émigrés, the arrest of British subjects, the requisition of printers and type founders, tobacco, certificates of citizenship and residence, passports, public acts, horses and mules, the Colonies, the sale of national property, the navy, the rebels of the Vendée, the guarding of Louis XVI after Varennes, the sale of the furniture of the former royal houses (and conservation of the houses and gardens of Saint-Cloud, Versailles, etc.), medals and decorations, and the sale of the royal estate.), medals and decorations, etc. Addresses, letters, news and circulars (arrest of Louis XVI at Varennes), reports (Barrère, Delaunay d'Angers), songs, Céchisme français, républicain by Bias-Parent (Apt, an III), Mon apologie by a refractory priest, 7 nos de journaux (including Le Diurnal, Le Nécessaire...), etc.