CRL owns part I of this set (PRO class FO 27, volumes 1–20), covering 1781–86.

Microfilm of Maclure’s collection, consisting of materials arranged in order by subject, about electoral, judicial, educational, and administrative topics, as well as commercial, fiscal, agricultural, colonial, and technical questions and all aspects of the revolutionary period. Many serials are included.

Microfiche of documents printed from July 28, 1794, to Nov 10, 1799, and assembled by eminent historians from 1883 to 1923. The documents are from the series Collection de documents relatifs à l'histoire de Paris pendant la Révolution français.

A microfilm set based on a number of bibliographies: this is a continuing project with shipments of microfilm received periodically. Individual titles are analyzed, and records appear in CRL’s online catalog.

This is a microfiche collection of printed documents on the social and economic conditions prevalent in France preceding and during the revolution of 1789. These documents were assembled by eminent historians and published in Paris, 1906–53. The documents include the “cahiers de doleances,” the minutes of committees on agriculture and commerce from 1789 to 1792, the “Biens Nationaux.”

CRL owns the first collection (1906-1952) of the "French Revolution" set from IDC (Brill).