Collection comes from the Corvey Library (Fürstlichen Bibliothek Corvey) and consists of German-language pamphlets critical of Napoléon. These pamphlets in prose and verse, written from 1813 to 1815, offer an interesting glimpse of German sentiment toward this giant in French and European history.

CRL has acquired scattered holdings of archives of the French Foreign Ministry, including the Correspondence Angleterre for 1770–89 [catalog record], a considerable amount of diplomatic and consular correspondence with parts of northern Italy for the first half of the 19th century, and selected correspondence with other countries in Europe, the Middle East, and North America.

The Journal Officiel is the official gazette of France. It appears daily, except for Mondays and holidays and contains texts of national laws and decrees, important administrative orders and proclamations, and parliamentary debates and committee reports. After 1881, the Journal was published in several parts: 1.) Lois et Decrets; 2.) Debats Parlementaires, which contains A. Senat, and B. the Assemblee Nationale; 3.) Documents Administratifs; 4.) Impressions; 5.) Avis et Rapports du Conseil Economique et Social. The indexes (Tables) are published annually.

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). 

Set of 27 microfilm reels reproducing the collection in the Newberry Library. The set includes ephemeral materials that reflect the politics of a period of religious wars and the establishment of the absolute monarchy.