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Address of the National Assembly of France to the People, showing what they have already done, what they further intend, and answering their calumniators. With an Appendix, consisting of such authentic documents as explain more fully the changes in government alluded to in the address. The whole presenting a clear and short view of the late extraordinary Revolution in France, and of the principles on which the new Constitution is founded

1790 Subjects: Politics and government, Revolutions Forms: Speeches Translation Status: Extended English London URL

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National Constituent Assembly

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Anonymous (256)
translator
James Ridgway
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Détails de l'Assemblée nationale, adresse de l'Assemblée nationale au peuple français, du 11 février 1790 has translation
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Address of the National Assembly of France to the People, showing what they have already done, what they further intend, and answering their calumniators. With an Appendix, consisting of such authentic documents as explain more fully the changes in government alluded to in the address. The whole presenting a clear and short view of the late extraordinary Revolution in France, and of the principles on which the new Constitution is founded paratext

Notes

Contains a translation of the address of the National Assembly to the French people of 11 February 1790 in which it gives an account of its activities thus far and of future goals. Extended with an appendix containing, among other things, the Declaration of Rights, the division of the territory in departments and precisions on the municipal governments.