Crime of injure-nation

The crime of injure-nation qualifies the harmful intentions with the nation. The crime of injure-nation replaced under the Révolution the crime of lese-majesty.

The November 30th 1789, one issued crime of injure-nation: Charles-Eugene of Lorraine, prince de Lambesc, Pierre Joseph Victor de Besenval, Charles Marie Auguste Joseph de Beaumont, count d' Autichamp, Victor-François de Broglie (1718-1804), Charles Louis François of Paule de Barentin Minister of Justice, Louis Pierre de Chastenet de Puységur Minister for the War. They were suspectés to have intended to make to mitrailler the crowd of the rioters “peacefully” employed to take the Bastille. Augeard, at the origin of a project the purpose of which was the removal of Louis XVI of France in order to put it in safety at Metz, Thomas de Mahy de Favras which pojetait to recruit an army to make flee Louis XVI and take it along far from Paris under the protection of this army to Péronne, the Douglas abbot and To reign which had raised people to accompany the sovereign in his escape, the knight of Reutlge which would have tried to prevent the bakers from making their bread, one named Deschamps, which was shown of manigancer a plot of which the goal was to prevent the farmers of to beat and to sell their grain, authors and their accomplices who tried to make an attempt on the life of the king at the time of the Journées of the October 5th and 6th 1789. Mania persecution caused an execution, that of Thomas de Mahy de Favras, the February 29th 1790.

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