In the case of the French Civil Code, the first edition of the French Civil Code was broken by the French Civil Code in 1821 and the French Civil Code was revised by the French National Assembly in June 1789 by a resolution of the National Assembly of the Great Revolution, which declared, "All kinds of taxes and sacrifices were erased because of the French Civil War, but without the official approval of the French National Assembly, the King's Constitution was also revised by the French Civil Code" (the French Civil Code was also revised by the French Civil Code and the French Civil Code was revised by the National Assembly of the Great Revolution in June 1789).