[LAW - BASTILLE]. Law relating to the establishment of a monument on the Place de la Bastille. Donnée à Paris, le 27 Juin 1792, l'an 4e de la Liberté. À Nevers, de Imprimerie de J. Lefebvre, 1792. 4 In-8 pages in sheets, decorated with a headband. Vertical fold mark in the middle of the pages, small worm holes in the upper right-hand corner, without affecting the text. Handwritten annotations in the margin of the last page. Rare Nivernaise printing of this Law given in Paris on June 27, 1792, concerning the establishment of a monument on the Place de la Bastille in Paris, and passed following the petition of patriot architect-contractor Palloy. Article 1 stipulates that "a square will be created on the former grounds of the Bastille, which will bear the name of Place de la Liberté". The law was signed by Louis XVI and Antoine Duranthon. A fine copy of this law, which turned the Bastille into the Place de la Liberté, where the July Column would be erected half a century later.