PRUDHOMME, Louis-Marie. Révolutions de Paris, dédiées à la Nation et au district des Petits-Augustins. Details of Saturday September 5, 1789. Published in Paris by Prudhomme in 1789. In-8, posterior red half cloth, original covers laminated to boards. 48 pages, 1 folding plate engraved by Dupin, depicting the Prise de la Bastille. Minor rubbing, small loss in one corner. Few pale freckles, slight browning in the margins of the first pages and wetness in the margins of the plate, without affecting the engraving. Ninth issue of Revolutions de Paris, dedicated to the Nation and the Petits-Augustins district, a famous revolutionary weekly written mainly by Prudhomme and a few associates, including Tournon, Loustalot, Sylvain Maréchal and Fabre d'Eglantine. According to Hatin, this publication offers "the most complete, accurate and impartial picture of the unrest in the capital during the first and most dramatic years of the Revolution. The current issue, devoted to Saturday September 5, 1789, features a continuation of the Bastille papers, the results of the National Assembly, and provincial news among other items. It opens with a fold-out plate showing the storming of the Bastille, engraved by Dupin. A good copy, bound later, with its original covers preserved.