This compelling collection of letters, edited by E. Lockroy and translated into English by Miss Martin and an American collaborateur, provides an intimate glimpse into the tumultuous era of the French Revolution. Written by Madame Jullien, a close observer of the revolution and the wife of a prominent political figure, these letters offer a firsthand account of the events that roiled France and shook the world.

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