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Décret de la Convention Nationale, du 5 mars 1793, : l'an second de la République française. Qui déclare que toutes les colonies françaises sont en état de guerre

by: France. Convention nationale

Publication date: 1793

Topics: Imprint 1793

Publisher: [Paris] : de l'Imprimerie de Surre, fils.

Collection: jcbhaiti; JohnCarterBrownLibrary; americana

Contributor: John Carter Brown Library

Language: French

3, [1] p. ;|c24 cm. (4to) Caption title

Name of printer from colophon

Dated on p. 3: A Paris, le septième jour du mois de mars mil sept cent quatre-vingt-treize

At head of title: "Liberté, égalité. République française."

At side of "Liberté, égalité. République française.": No. 515. and below this: No. 310

An official decree by the Convention nationale stating that not only are all the colonies in a state of war but that anyone deported from Saint-Domingue would not be able to return to the island until special authorization was granted

Signatures: [A]² ([A]2 verso blank)

John Carter Brown Library copy has "No. 353" in ms. hand at head of p. 1

John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the JCB Associates