[CONSTITUTION]. Constitution of the French Republic. Published in Paris by Imprimerie de la République between 1794 and 1795. In-12, raspberry red half-chagrin, spine with faux-nerves decorated with a gilded lictor beam at the foot and the title in gilded letters. Later binding. 62 pages, 1 engraved title vignette (allegory of the Republic), bandeau and cul-de-lampe. Spine and part of boards faded. Small, pale freckles, more present on first and last pages. Parisian printing of the first republican constitution applied in France. Drawn up between March 21 and August 22, 1795 by a Constitution Committee dominated by moderates (Boissy d'Anglas, Daunou, etc.), it comprises a long text of 377 articles, preceded by the Declaration of the Rights of Man. A fine copy of this historic document in French history, in a charming later binding.