Lazare Carnot - Mémoire adressé au Roi, en juillet 1814 - 1814





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Lazare Carnot’s 1814 French pamphlet, *Mémoire adressé au Roi, en juillet 1814*, is a first edition in this format, comprising 80 pages in a blue paper wrapper.
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CARNOT (Lazare). Memoir addressed to the King, in July 1814. Paris, unnamed publisher, 1814. 80-page brochure, about 14.5 × 21.5 cm roughly.
Intervention of Carnot at the beginning of the First Restoration, addressed to Louis XVIII. The former member of the Committee of Public Safety discusses the conditions of a lasting rally to the monarchy and the place of men born of the Revolution. The copy bears the Paris address without the publisher’s name, to distinguish it from Brussels printings and editions that add the speech to the Tribunate. The last page reproduces Articles 8, 9 and 11 of the Charter, on the publication of opinions, property and the forgetting of votes and opinions prior.
Blue waiting cover with an ancient handwritten note on the front cover.
State: slight wear to the cover and margins.
CARNOT (Lazare). Memoir addressed to the King, in July 1814. Paris, unnamed publisher, 1814. 80-page brochure, about 14.5 × 21.5 cm roughly.
Intervention of Carnot at the beginning of the First Restoration, addressed to Louis XVIII. The former member of the Committee of Public Safety discusses the conditions of a lasting rally to the monarchy and the place of men born of the Revolution. The copy bears the Paris address without the publisher’s name, to distinguish it from Brussels printings and editions that add the speech to the Tribunate. The last page reproduces Articles 8, 9 and 11 of the Charter, on the publication of opinions, property and the forgetting of votes and opinions prior.
Blue waiting cover with an ancient handwritten note on the front cover.
State: slight wear to the cover and margins.

