Loi qui confère le titre de citoyen francois à plusieurs etrangers : du 26 août 1792, l'an quatrième de la liberté
1792
L2017F55 1792
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Title
Loi qui confère le titre de citoyen francois à plusieurs etrangers : du 26 août 1792, l'an quatrième de la liberté
Published
A Paris : De l'imprimerie nationale executive du Louvre, 1792.
Description
3, [1] p. ; 27 cm. (4to)
Call Number
L2017F55 1792
System Control No.
(OCoLC)250026496
Note
Caption title.
"No. 2372."
Imprint from colophon.
Signed by Georges Danton, first president of the Committee of Public Safety with an official stamp of Louis XVI.
Dated and signed (p. 3): "A Paris, le sixième jour du mois de septembre mil sept cent quatre-vingt-douze, l'an quatrième de la liberté. Signé Claviere. Contresigné Danton ..." (with a facsimile signature of Georges Danton, first president of the Committee of Public Safety & an official stamp of Louis XVI at end).
The Assemblée nationale législative confers honorary French citizenship on Joseph Priestley, Jeremy Bentham, William Wilberforce, Tadeusz Kosciuszko, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and George Washington, among others, who, through their martial courage or writings, contributed to the cause and liberty of France.
"No. 2372."
Imprint from colophon.
Signed by Georges Danton, first president of the Committee of Public Safety with an official stamp of Louis XVI.
Dated and signed (p. 3): "A Paris, le sixième jour du mois de septembre mil sept cent quatre-vingt-douze, l'an quatrième de la liberté. Signé Claviere. Contresigné Danton ..." (with a facsimile signature of Georges Danton, first president of the Committee of Public Safety & an official stamp of Louis XVI at end).
The Assemblée nationale législative confers honorary French citizenship on Joseph Priestley, Jeremy Bentham, William Wilberforce, Tadeusz Kosciuszko, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and George Washington, among others, who, through their martial courage or writings, contributed to the cause and liberty of France.
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