Three English Language French Constitutions, 1793-1795, Bound As One [Including] The New Constitution Of France. Literally Translated From The Original Copy, Presented To The People Of France For Their Consideration [With] Constitution Of The Republic Of France, Completed On The 26th June 1793 [And] Constitution Of The French Republic. Offered To The French People By The National Convention; And Ratified By The People, In Primary Assemblies Met

Language: English

Published by P. Byrne, J. Moore, W. Jones, and J. Rice; Thomas Greenleaf; Benjamin Franklin Bache 1793-1795, Dublin; New York; Philadelphia, 1793

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Quarto, Octavo, and 6mo, bound in one. In Good minus condition. In brown leather half binding with marbled paper boards, wrapped in 20th century brown paper. Significant shelf wear to boards, with scuffing to covers and rubbing along all edges and corners. Heavy splitting to joints and hinges, with rear board nearly detached. Text block is age toned, foxed, and worn along edges, with dust soiling to the top edge. Moderate age toning and foxing throughout. Penciling on front endpaper, with 19th century ink handwriting on verso of the front flyleaf. Ink handwritten page numbering throughout. Shelved in Room F, Box 2. CONTENTS: The New Constitution Of France. Literally Translated From The Original Copy, Presented To The People Of France For Their Consideration. Dublin. Published for Messrs. P. Byrne, J. Moore, W. Jones, and J. Rice. 1793. Quarto, 70 pages. Ink ownership inscription in top margin of title page. ESTC N41845. Constitution Of The Republic Of France, Completed On The 26th June 1793, and Submitted to the People by the National Convention. New York. Printed by Thomas Greenleaf. 1793. Octavo, 16 pages. Chipped 19th-century ex-library label on verso of title page. ESTC W30525. Constitution Of The French Republic. Offered To The French People By The National Convention; And Ratified By The People, In Primary Assemblies Met. Philadelphia. Printed and Sold by Benj. Franklin Bache. 1795. 6mo, 59 pages. Title page and p. 59 nearly detached. ESTC W11921. Benjamin Franklin Bache, a grandchild of Benjamin Franklin, was a prominent anti-Federalist publisher and editor of the Aurora newspaper. Bache was known, among other things, for his support of French republicanism, and used the Aurora to attack what he saw as Washington's monarchical tendencies, his hostile actions toward France, contempt for the public, and his friendly relations with Britain. This 1795 edition of the Constitution Of The French Republic was published as Bache's reputation and career began to decline, as his readers were increasingly alienated by his heated attacks on Washington's and Adam's administrations, which are thought to have contributed to the passage of the Alien and Sedition Acts. . 1418082. Special Collections - Upstairs.…

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Title
Three English Language French Constitutions, 1793-1795, Bound As One [Including] The New Constitution Of France. Literally Translated From The Original Copy, Presented To The People Of France For Their Consideration [With] Constitution Of The Republic Of France, Completed On The 26th June 1793 [And] Constitution Of The French Republic. Offered To The French People By The National Convention; And Ratified By The People, In Primary Assemblies Met
Publisher
P. Byrne, J. Moore, W. Jones, and J. Rice; Thomas Greenleaf; Benjamin Franklin Bache 1793-1795, Dublin; New York; Philadelphia
Publication year
1793
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Language
English
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