Despatches from Paris, 1784-1790. Selected and Edited from the Foreign Office Correspondence. Volume I (1784-1787), Camden Third Series. Vol. XVI. [London-1909]

This is a collection of official documents sent from the Paris Embassy in London. This volume contains transcripts of letters and reports sent by the British government to its foreign office in Paris during the height of the French Revolution.The period begins with Louis XV's desire to form a ministry that is “more than enlightened, more than liberal” and ends with his death. This volume offers insight into policy priorities and diplomacy during this era. The first volume includes transcripts from 1784 to 1787, while volume two includes transcriptions from 1789 to 1790.It was edited by Oscar Browning, a professor at Cambridge University.