235. MAJOR (J.-F.). Table of an active college, following its project on public instruction sent on October 12 to the constitution committee; followed by a Letter to its compatriots, the citizens of Rambercourt-aux-Pots, to give a first idea of the instruction suitable for the countryside; and presented to the National Assembly on December 22, 1790. Bar-le-Duc, Imprimerie et Société de Moucheron et Duval, n.d., (1790), in-8, 193-[2] pp., 3 pl., unbound. To "find a plan of education which, by the age of 18 or 20, will enable all young people to make themselves useful to the fatherland in agriculture or commerce, science or art, the military or church, the judiciary or administration."