REVOLUTION. 5 pamphlets, 4 of them counter-revolutionary, 1789-1792; in-8. Protestation by Comte de REUILLY, deputy of the nobility of the bailiwick of Châlons in Burgundy, against all operations at the Assembly calling itself national. Paris, (1789), 23p. (tear to last f. with small lack of text). The revolutionary party has ruined the former landowners, the clergy has been stripped of its possessions, the king has been subjugated, the hierarchy established by the Church has been destroyed, etc. Réclamations des provinces contre les opérations de leurs députés (En Province, aux dépens des provinces, 1790). 72p. Jean-Pierre BRISSOT DE WARVILLE. Discours à l'Assemblée des Amis de la Constitution (10 juillet 1791), ou Tableau frappant de la situation actuelle des Puissances de l'Europe (1791), 8p. Sentiments d'un vrai français, sur les malheurs de la Patrie. (S.l.n.d., 7p.) Text in the form of a poem to the glory of the fallen throne: "Infortuné Louis! Your goodness has lost you,/ Your brother is outlawed; your throne is fallen"... Nouvelle Adresse aux Provinces. (S.l.n.d., [1792], 61p.). Anti-revolutionary proclamation.