Collection: Broadus Bailey French Revolution print collection / Date range: 1789

Start Over Collection Broadus Bailey French Revolution print collection Date range 1789

Action entre Royal-Allemand et un détachement des gardes françaises, en face du dépot, 1789 Box 1, Page 8

Action between Royal German guards and a detachment of French guards, across from the depot.

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Alerte de la nuit, 1789 Box 1, Page 18

Alert the night.

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Arrestation de Mr. De Launay, gouverneur de la Bastille, 1789 Box 1, Page 17

Arrest of Mr. De Launay, governor of the Bastille.

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Barriere de la conférence incendiée, 1789 Box 1, Page 10

Barrier of the conference on fire.

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Bateau de poudre arrêté au Port St. Paul, 1789 Box 1, Page 23

Gunpowder ship stopped at the Port of St. Paul.

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Besenval conduit dans un vieux château fort, à Brie-Comte-Robert, 1789 Box 1, Page 25

Besenval taken in the old castle-fortress, at Brie-Comte-Robert.

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Bénédiction des drappeaux de la garde nationale Parisienne à Notre Dame, 1789 Box 1, Page 27

Blessing the flag of the Parisian national guard at Notre Dame.

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Canons amenés de Chantilly à Paris, 1789 Box 1, Page 24

Cannons brought from Chantilly to Paris.

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Canons de Paris portes à Montmartre, 1789 Box 1, Page 19

Parisian cannons taken to Montmartre.

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Fusillade au Fauxbourg Antoine, 1789 Box 1, Page 9

**This one looks different from the rest and has a paragraph explanation to go with it; different artist too** Gunfire at Fauxbourg Antoine.

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