Escape to Varennes. 8 printed documents, including 6 decrees of the National Assembly and 2 printed circulars, June-July 1791. Set relating to the escape of the royal family. Department of Paris. Détails relatifs à l'arrestation du Roi et de la famille royale, à Varennes, faits à l'Assemblée nationale, by M. MANGIN (Douai, Impr. de la veuve Derbat). Testimony of Jean-Pierre-Sébastien Mangin, national guard of Varennes, on the King's arrest; having left for Paris at 4 a.m., he was able to give the deputies an account of the arrest. - Opinion de M. BARNAVE, Prononcée à la Séance du 15 juillet (Imprimerie Nationale). Procès-verbal de ce qui s'est passé en la ville de Varennes... pendant la nuit du 21 au 22 mai 1791 (printed in Saint-Dié, July 14, wet). Decrees of the National Assembly. June 21. Decrees that are neither sanctioned nor accepted by the King, "because of the King's absence", will nevertheless have the force of law... June 22, on the civic oath. June 23: "the most powerful & active measures will be taken to protect the safety of the person of the King, of the Heir presumptive to the Crown & of the other members of the Royal Family with whom the King is accompanied, & to ensure their return to Paris"... June 24, concerning the commissioners sent to the border departments. June 25, concerning the guarding of the King and the Royal Family on his return to the Tuileries. June 26, decree setting out the terms of the inquiry into "the events of the night of the 20th to the 21st"... July 16, listing the cases in which the King would abdicate... Order to prosecute Bouillé and his accomplices "as criminals of the nation"... July 23, circular from the Prosecutor-Syndic of the Toulon district concerning the publication of the law of July 16. Enclosed is Charles Chabroud's brochure, Pièces justificatives du rapport de la procédure du Châtelet, sur l'affaire des 5 et 6 octobre (Paris, Baudouin, 1790).