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Louis XVI threatened by the mob on their Visit to the Tuileries

One engraving entitled, "Louis XVI threatened by the mob on their Visit to the Tuileries." Engraved by John Sartain from an original painting by Denis Auguste Marie Raffet.

GLC08878.1854

Engraving of Louis XVI, King of France

One engraving of Louis XVI, King of France dated May 1, 1805. Bust portrait framed over his coat of arms.

GLC08878.0287

to Henry Knox

Letter written by William to his brother Major General Knox. References a letter he wrote "a few days ago" and sent from Roquefort (he spells it "Rockford"). Also sent sweetmeats, caps, hats, a pair of epaulets, and two pieces of linen. Says he will...

GLC02437.01448

to Henry Knox

William Knox references Henry's letter from April 6. Says he has sent 13 letters to him, the last from Dublin on June 13 or 20. Says his last letter informed Henry of his "motives for coming here namely to negociate some funds by which I might be...

GLC02437.05035

to Henry Knox

Knox mentions a letter he wrote to Henry on September 7, from Cork, Ireland. Says affairs in France have taken a turn since the King accepted the constitution. He was also given a 12,000 pound yearly allowance and was allowed to retain most of his...

GLC02437.05176