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EXPOSITION DES MOTIFS D'APRÈS LESQUELS L'ASSEMBLÉE NATIONALE A PROCLAMÉ LA CONVOCATION D'UNE CONVENTION NATIONALE & PRONONCÉ LA SUSPENSION DU POUVOIR EXÉCUTIF DANS LES MAINS DU ROI Statement of Reasons for Which the National Assembly Proclaimed the Convocation of a National Convention and Declared the Suspension of Executive Power in the Hands of the King Broadside and Pamphlet
1792réf. 1418507Limoges: Gueret; A.; François Dalesme 1792. Other. Broadside and Side-sewn pamphlet 14 pages. In Very Good condition. Broadside consists of three three sheets of paper pasted together vertically. Broadside has adhesive toning to boundary between sheets scattered light foxing a small closed tear to top titling legibility unaffected and light scuffing to edges. Pamphlet has light scuffing to margins of first page and rear page 1 has a black mark that penetrates to page 4 text legibility unimpacted and leaves are age-toned and have light foxing and light creasing throughout. Text in French. Shelved in room F. . One of the most pivotal documents of the French Revolution this broadside document explains the National Assembly's reasoning behind bringing an end to the constitutional monarchy suspending King Louis XVI and calling for the creation of the National Convention which declared France a Republic the following month. Both items here represent regional printings from the city of Limoges where a courier arrived three days after the suspension of Louis XVI in August 1792 to inform the city government of the news. Printers quickly got to work producing broadsides and pamphlets such as these so the public could read the text of the order. 1418507. Special Collections - Upstairs. Gueret; A.; François Dalesme unknown
Second Story Books, ABAA · États-Unis600,00 $US≈ 536,05 €
