Work	Volume	Year
Rights of Man Part the First. Being an Answer to Mr. Burke's Attack on the French Revolution.	Vol. 2	1791
Address to the People of France Delivered to the National Convention, September 25, 1792.	Vol. 3	1792
Rights of Man, Part the Second Combining Principle and Practice.	Vol. 2	1792
On the Propriety of Bringing Louis XVI to Trial Read to the Convention, November 21, 1792.	Vol. 3	1792
To Mr. Secretary Dundas June 6, 1792.	Vol. 3	1792
To the Attorney General, on the Prosecution of Rights of Man Part Second November 11, 1792, Paris.	Vol. 3	1792
To the Attorney General On the Prosecution of Rights of Man, May 1792.	Vol. 3	1792
A Citizen of America to the Citizens of Europe 1793.	Vol. 3	1793
Plan of a Declaration of the Natural, Civil, and Political Rights of Man Submitted to the Convention's Constitutional Committee, 1793.	Vol. 3	1793
Reasons for Preserving the Life of Louis Capet January 15, 1793.	Vol. 3	1793
Shall Louis XVI Have Respite? Speech to the Convention, January 19, 1793.	Vol. 3	1793
Appeal to the Convention August 7, 1794, from the Luxembourg Prison.	Vol. 3	1794
Dissertation on First Principles of Government Paris, 1795.	Vol. 3	1795
Private Letter to President Jefferson October 1, 1800.	Vol. 3	1800
Letters to the Citizens of the United States Eight letters, November 1802 - April 1803.	Vol. 3	1802

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