A catalogue of French economic documents from the sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries
"The John Crerar Library acquired in 1904, from a bookseller in Leipzig, an extensive collection of acts, ordinances, documents and pamphlets of the 16th to the 18th century, treating of the economic and social affairs of France and its colonies. O the origin of the collection nothing is known, but ... it is probable that the collection was made by a French government official ... who, perhaps, emigrated after the outbreak of the revolution as no document is found from that period ... The collection contains 1471 pieces." - Pref
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