TREATY. Print, Adresse à la Garde Nationale Parisienne, par l'Armée Patriotique Bordelaise, [1790]; in-8, 15 p. After the Parisian National Guard, the citizens of Bordeaux address the Paris Commune, then the National Assembly at greater length, insisting on the importance of the Colonies, which "cannot subsist without the preservation of slavery & the slave trade", denouncing the Société des Amis des Noirs, and calling on legislators to "incessantly issue a decree that ensures & maintains the slave trade"...