MOUNIER (Jean-Joseph)
    DRAFT OF THE FIRST ARTICLES OF THE CONSTITUTION, READ IN THE SESSION OF JULY 28, 1789 BY MR. MOUNIER, MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL PLAN
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1789
    octavo, paperback, 14 p.
    This is the first edition of this seminal text. It is well known that Mounier was the driving force behind the idea of ​​drafting a declaration of rights. In particular, he authored the first three articles of the declaration of August 26, 1789. The present draft contains his initial wording (Article 3: Nature has made men free and equal in rights; social distinctions must therefore be based on common utility). This text is also an important contribution to the organization of the political system, as its Chapter 2 is entitled "Principles of the French Government" and establishes a regime with a separation of powers and a royal veto. Our copy conforms to the description of the original edition in the Bibliothèque nationale, which is missing from Berkeley.

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