Set of 4 internal pamphlets from the Jacobin club (Friends o - Lot 66

Set of 4 internal pamphlets from the Jacobin club (Friends of the Constitution), dealing with their organization, in modern bradel boards, in perfect condition: 1. Grand Discours de M. Charles LAMETH aux Jacobins, en annonçant qu'il va faire remettre au trésor royal les soixante mille livres que sa mère avoit reçues pour son éducation. S.l.n.d. [1791]. One volume. 12 by 19.5 cm. 6 pages. First edition. Martin et Walter anonymes 7197; Tourneux 23389; Aulard, Société des Jacobins III-p. 236. Pamphlet against Charles Lameth, whose name appeared in the famous Livre rouge for the sum of 60,000 livres. According to Aulard, "this restitution was [...] officially announced in the session of the National Assembly on March 20, 1791". 2. REPORT made to the Jacobin Society by its Committee of Correspondence. [Du 5 vendémiaire an III : 26 septembre 1794]. [Paris], Imprimerie sans-culottide de G.-F. Galletti, aux Jacobins Honoré, s.d. [ca 1794]. One volume. 14 by 22 cm. 8 pages. First edition. Woodcut oval medallion of the Jacobins Club at head. Tourneux 9452. "Rapport sur les activités de la Société depuis le 9 thermidor." (.M. de Versailles). 3. La SOCIÉTÉ des Amis de la Constitution, séante aux Jacobins [January 17, 1792], à Paris, aux sociétés affiliées. Correspondence Committee. [Paris], Imprimerie du Patriote François, s.d. [1792]. One volume. 12 by 19.5 cm. 14 pages. Untrimmed. -Many passages underlined in pen. First edition. Tourneux 9248; Aulard, Société des Jacobins III-pp. 323-331. "Announcement of the reappearance of the Société's journal, edited by M. Deflers [...], and list of publications and newspapers likely to establish the reign of reason and foster patriotism everywhere. Among the first, the committee recommends the Publiciste chrétien, by M. Lejeune, curé du district de Troyes (imp. du Cercle Social), as well as the following newspapers: le Patriote français, les Annales patriotiques, le Courrier des 83 départemens, le Cosmopolite, la Chronique de Paris, le Journal universel, la Semaine politique et littéraire, les Révolutions de Paris, les Mémoires de politique et de littérature, faisant suite au Courrier de Provence, la Chronique du mois, [...] and also le Courrier de Strasbourg, because of its proximity to the theater of war." (Tourneux). 4. Société des Amis de la Constitution, seante aux Jacobins, rue Saint-Honoré, Paris. [List of societies affiliated with the Club des Amis de la Constitution de Paris. From May 1, 1791]. Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1791. One volume. 12 by 19.5 cm. 16 pages. Uncommon first edition. Tourneux 9060; Aulard, La Société des Jacobins I-LXXVI. The only list drawn up at the time by the Société des Jacobins. "In 1791, three lists of affiliated societies were published, one in the Moniteur on March 7, 1791, another by the Society on May 1, 1791, the third in the Moniteur of June 19, 1791." (Aulard).