306. [PERIODICAL] - Le Logographe, national newspaper. Paris, Baudouin [Imprimerie Nationale], January-March 1792, 62 issues in-folio, text on four columns, in sheets. Our collection includes numbers 93 (January 2, 1792), 100 (January 9), 113-117 (January 22 to 26), 120-144 (January 29 to February 22), 146-157 (February 24 to March 6), 159-177 (March 8 to 26, 1792). It is rare to find more than very partial series of Le Hodey's diary which, as its name indicates, reproduced the most literal possible transcription of the debates of the first two assemblies (violently attacked during the session of August 10, the diary only appeared until August 17 - number 316). This periodical is much more reliable than the Monitor itself in knowing the exact content of parliamentary debates. Hatin, pp. 132-134.