1. Speech in the Garden of the Palais Royal

Source: Museum of the French Revolution L85.262

2. Punishment of Foulon

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 86.115

3. Demolition of the Bastille

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 84.660

4. New Square of the Bastille

Source: Library of Congress PP PC5 1789.12

5. The Fourth Incident of October 5, 1789

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 84.662

6. Memorable Day at Versailles, October 5, 1789

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 90.46.129

7. A Memorable Day at Versailles

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 1990.46.72

8. Arrest of Louis Capet at Varennes, June 22, 1791

Source: Museum of the French Revolution L84.264

9. French Democrats surprizing the Royal Runaways. Published June 27, 1791

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 89.100

10. Foundation of the Republic, August 10, 1792

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 1988.169

11. Place Vendôme, The Greatest of Despots Overthrown by Freedom

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 88.170

12. Massacre of the Prisoners

Source: Museum of the French Revolution L88.343

13. Taking of the Bastille

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 84.21

14. The Execution of Louis XVI

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 83.319

15. Execution of Louis XVI, January 21, 1793, 10:22 in the morning

Source: Cornell University, Division of Rare Books and Manuscript Collections 4606.15.J20

16. Day of 1 Prairial of the Year III

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 89.62

17. Live Free or Die

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 87.237

18. Madame Sans-Culotte

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 88.179

19. Parisian Fishwives

Source: Library of Congress PP PC5 1794.3a

20. Inside a Revolutionary Committee during the Reign of Terror

Source: Museum of the French Revolution L84.254

21. President of a Revolutionary Committee after the Seals are Removed

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 87.117

22. An Example of Heroic Courage

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 88.44

23. French Liberty. British Slavery. Published December 21, 1792.

Source: Library of Congress PP PC1-8145

24. The Radical’s Arms. (No God! No Religion!! No King! No Constitution!!)

Source: Museum of the French Revolution 93.12

25. Punishment of Foulon at the Place de Grève, July 23, 1789

Source: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University

26. Pillage of the St. Lazare House, Monday July 13, 1789

Source: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University

27. The Journée of 13 Vendémaire, Year 4, The St. Roch Church, Honoré Street

Source: © Photothèque des Musées de la Ville de Paris/Habouzit for 1987 CAR 5607 NB

28. The Bastille Early in Its Demolition

Source: © Photothèque des Musées de la Ville de Paris/Joffre/Degraces "La Bastille dans let premiers jours de sa démolition, le 20 julliet 1789" (Ref. 9 CAR 1493)

29. Seizure of the Bastille, July 14, 1789

Source: © Photothèque des Musées de la Ville de Paris/Degraces for 2000 CAR 0210

30. The Heroine Milhier

Source: © Photothèque des Musées de la Ville de Paris/Degraces for "L'héroïne de Milhier" (Ref. 2000 CAR 1263)

31. Bertier de Sauvignon, Intendant of Paris, Is Led to His Punishment

Source: © Photothèque des Musées de la Ville de Paris/Degraces for "L'intendant Berthier de Savigny, conduit au supplice, reconnaît la tête de Foulon, le 23 juillet 1789" (Ref. 94 CAR 1489)

32. The Triumphant Return of the French Heroines from Versailles to Paris, October 6, 1789

Source: © Photothèque des Musées de la Ville de Paris/Ladet for "Le retour triomphant des Héroïnes françaises de Versailles à Paris le 6 octobre 1789" (Ref. 87 CAR 1021)

33. Face of a 1789 Vivre Libre ou Mourir medal commemorating the Fall of the Bastille

Source: Vern McCrea, napoleonicmedals.com

34. Reverse of a 1789 Vivre Libre ou Mourir medal commemorating the Fall of the Bastille

Source: Vern McCrea, napoleonicmedals.com

35. Michel Hennin's line drawing of a 1789 Vivre Libre ou Mourir medal commemorating the Fall of the Bastille

Source:

36. Face of the Monneron Brothers' Vivre Llbre ou Mourir 1792 medal

Source: Vern McCrea, napoleonicmedals.com

37. Medal for Trust: 55 sols reimbursable in Assignats of 50 ET and up. Year IV of Liberty. Monneron Brothers, Parisian Negoicians, 1792.

Source: Vern McCrea, napoleonicmedals.com

38. FRONT: Commemoration of the first Bastille Day. BACK: Medal for Trust: 55 sols reimbursable in Assignats of 50 ET and up. Year IV of Liberty. Monneron Brothers, Parisian Negoicians, 1792

Source: Vern McCrea, napoleonicmedals.com

39. Siege of the Bastille, Taken by the citizens of the city of Paris, July 14, 1789.

Source: Hennin 22

40. Siege of the Bastille. Epoch of July 14, 1789. Dedicated to the patriots.

Source: Hennin 24

41. The nation has conquered its king. Arrival of the king in Paris, October 6, 1789.

Source: Hennin 61

42. Arrival of the king in Paris, October 6, 1789.

Source: Hennin 62