REVOLUTION. 19 prints, 1791-1793 Decrees of the National Assembly, June 1791: - June 21, on "the kidnapping of the King & the Royal Family". - June 21, enjoining the Minister of Justice to affix the State seal to decrees without the King's sanction: - June 21, measures taken in Paris: sealing of castles, searches, closure of Paris exits; - June 22, on the oath. - June 23, on the King's protection and return to Paris. King's proclamation of September 28, 1791. 7 Laws: - June 26, 1791, Relating to the information to be taken by the Tribunal de l'arrondissement des Tuileries on the events of the night of June 20-21. - July 16, 1791, Determining the cases in which the King will be deemed to have abdicated the Crown, & may be prosecuted as a private citizen; & ordering that Sieur Bouillé and his accomplices be prosecuted as Lèze-Nation criminals at the Tribunal d'Orléans. - March 25, 1792, Relating to the death penalty, & the method of execution to be followed in the future. - August 12, 1792, Relative to the Maisons de Jeu, "ordinary haunt of bad citizens usually known as knights of the dagger". - August 15, 1792, Installing the Provisional Executive Council. - August 31, 1792, Relative to the accounts to be rendered of the effects which were found in the Tuileries, in the Churches and Maisons nationales dependent on the civil list. - September 1, 1792, Portant que les Fédérés et les représentants de la Commune ont bien mérité de la Patrie (Danton's signature). 6 Decrees of the National Convention: - October 9, 1792, lifting the seals affixed to the Louvre, the Tuileries, the Garde-meuble and all other national houses. - December 4, 1792, stating that anyone proposing or attempting to establish Royalty in France, or any other power detrimental to the sovereignty of the People, will be punished by death. - April 24th 1793, Portant que le Château & le Jardin des Tuileries porteront le nom de Palais & Jardin national. - July 1, 1793, Relating to the murder committed on the American ship The little Cherub. - 30e jour du 1er mois de l'an II, Qui change les noms de la ville de Saint-Denis et des Communes de Neauphle-le-Château et de Château-Poinsat en ceux de Franciade, Neauphle-la-Montagne et Poinsat. - 2 nivôse II (December 22, 1793), which appoints citoyen Dumas General-in-Chief of the Alpes Army.