Condé, third Prince de (Henri II de Bourbon), portrait of, 12; marriage and its result, 12-15, 30; imprisonment, 31; and Louis XIII, 32; death, 43; bronze monument of, 123 Condé, fourth Prince de (Louis II de Bourbon, Duc d'Enghien, the "Grand Condé"), baptism and education, 33; early marriage, 34; life in Burgundy, 35, 36; elected general, 37; victor of Rocroy, Thionville, and Nordlingen, 38-41; illness, 41; influence of women on, 42; death of his father, 43; victor of Lens, 43, 44; reception by the King, 44; puts down the Fronde, 45; Mazarin an implacable enemy, 47 _et seq._; imprisoned at Vincennes, 48, 49; removed to Havre, 54; his wife obtains his freedom, 55, 56; betrayed by his enemies, 57; his faults, 57; retires to Montroux, 58; alliance with Spain, 59 _et seq._; entry into and retreat from Paris, 60; financial difficulties, 61, 62; a lost battle, 63; returns to France, 64; his regrets, 65; retires to Chantilly, 66; improvements at Chantilly, 66, 67; refuses Crown of Poland, 69; cruel treatment to his wife, 70-73; her death, 73; illustrious visitors and festivities at Chantilly, 75-77, 83; war with Holland, 78 _et seq._; wounded, 81; return to Chantilly and death, 83; interest in scientific discoveries and passion for the chase, 84; protects the Huguenots, 85; and his grandson, 85; a free-thinker, 87; his death, 88; statues of, 89, 276; portraits of, 251; bust of, 277 Condé, fifth Prince de (Henri Jules de Bourbon, Duc d'Albret, Duc d'Enghien), son of the Grand Condé, 41; escapes with his mother, 50, 51; educated by Jesuits, 62; Louis XIV's entry into Paris, 65; at Chantilly, 67; marriage, 69; sad interview with his mother, 73; his mother's death, 73; his father wounded, 81; character, 81, 85, 90; death of his father, 87; succeeds and carries out his father's improvements at Chantilly, 89; violent temper and death, 90 Condé, sixth Prince de (Louis III, Duc de Bourbon), early marriage and education, 85, 86; death, 91 Condé, seventh Prince de (Louis Henri, Duc de Bourbon), early succession, 91; improvements and illustrious visitors at Chantilly, 91, 95; Prime Minister of France, 92; death of his wife, 92; and the Marquise de Prie, 92-94; resignation, 94; second marriage, 94, 95; death, 95 Condé, eighth Prince de (Louis Joseph), condemns the Grand Condé's treatment of his wife, 74; early succession, 95; marriage and birth of a son, 96; gained victories of Grinningen and Johannesberg, 97; death of his wife, 97; illustrious visitors at Chantilly, 98-104; leaves France owing to Revolution, 104; at Worms, 109; retires to Wanstead House, Wimbledon, 109; second marriage, 109; returns to Chantilly, 111; restores Chantilly, 111, 112; death, 113; and Jean Baptiste Huet, 260; and Fragonard, 264; portrait of, 265