Observations du Comte de Lally-Tolendal sur la lettre écrite par M. le Comte de Mirabeau au Comité des Recherches, contre M. le Comte de Saint-Priest, ministre d'état. [Ensemble] Songe d'un anglais, fidèle à sa patrie et à son roi

First edition of these two pamphlets. Rare.
Stitched without covers, under glassine paper. One gathering detached in the first pamphlet.
The Observations are a defense of the Count of Saint-Priest, who in 1789 was the first Minister of the Interior, against the calumnious attacks of Mirabeau. Saint-Priest would resign to the king in 1790, following Necker. Le Songe d'un anglais was written in the aftermath of the indictment of Louis XVI, imprisoned for 4 months. In his dream, the author attributes to the British sovereign words of indignation and the acts he would implement against France.