63. [BREMOND (John the Baptist)]. First observations to the Francis people, on the quadruple aristocracy that has existed for two centuries, under the names of high clergy, fief owners, magistrates and the high third; and general views on the constitution and on public bliss. [Followed by] Second observations to the Francis people. An account to the Nation of the sum of its contribution, the net proceeds of its revenue and its expenditure. Denunciation of financial work and restoration of the public sphere by the sole reform of tax abuses, distribution and collection. Continued general views on the constitution and public felicity. S.l. Versailles], 1789, in-4, 96 pp. and 184 pp., blue paperback (contemporary binding). Lack of paper on the back and on the bits. Rare original edition. Complete with the allegorical frontispiece drawn by the author himself.