SIEGE OF LUXEMBOURG (1794-1795). Letter signed Louis JOUBERT (Conventionnel de l'HÉRAULT; 1762-1812), Representative of the People in mission near the Armies, in the City Country of LUXEMBOURG, the 23 Thermidor An 3 (August 10, 1795). Part signed for true copy. It stops that the contractors of the military beds will be held to provide the effects of barracks necessary to the service of the Place of Luxembourg, "considering the terrible state of the service of the barracks of the Place of Luxembourg, which since the entry of the troops of the Republic, the Garrison is reduced to sleeping on straw, joined to the great shortage of the objects of barracks left by the Austrians and their degradation. 1p in-folio with engraved header.
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