----, posted to the command of army corps at Clermont-Ferrand, 99 ----, returned for Paris by a heavy majority, 103 ----, rides through Paris on his black charger, 102 ----, the pet of the _Salons_ 97 Bourbon, House of, 16 Brandès, M., Clemenceau's attack on, 251 Briand, M., 206 ----, as an anarchist, 225 Bright, John, on adulteration, 194 Brisson, M., 78, 157, 162 British statesmanship, blindness of, 236 Broglie, Duc de, 10, 73, 74, 78, 101 Brousse, Paul, 100 Brown, John, and the American Civil War, 52 Buffet, 72 Butchery of peaceful citizens, 17 Caillaux, M., 206 ----, and a German peace, 267-269 ----, and Italian defeatists, 272 ----, and the Income tax, 268 ----, before the Army Committee of the Senate, 270 ----, the financier, and the Income tax, 227 Calmette, M., the murder of, 269 Cambon, Jules, warns M. Pichon in 1913, 250 Camélinat, 45, 49 Canrobert, 17 Carnot, M. Sadi-, 93, 118 ----, President, supports Lesseps 112, 113 Carrousel, the inscription on the, 138, 139 Casablanca, French settlers at, 212 Caserio, the anarchist, 137 Cassagnac, Paul de, 125 Charles X, 20 Chateaubriand, 17 Church and State, conflict between, 220-224 Cipriani, 58 Cinquet, M., 166 Citoyen Egalité, 16 Clemenceau, a Premier, asks England how many hundred thousand men she could land in North-Eastern France in case of a sudden war, 219 ---- and Boulanger, 95 ---- and Boulangism, 100 ---- and Morocco, 202 ---- and strikes, 198-201 ---- and the coal miners, 135 ---- and the doctrine of _laissez-faire_ 135 ---- and the _Entente_, 120 ---- and the story of Boaz and Ruth, 137 ---- and the strikers at Carmaux, 120 ---- and the wine-growers' agitation, 195-197 ----'s anti-Czarist policy, 120 ----'s appeal to Frenchmen, 245 ---- as a conversationalist, 124 ---- as a duellist, 125 ---- as an orator, 123, 124 ---- as doctor at Montmartre, 32 ---- as Mayor of Montmartre, 35 ---- as Minister of the Interior, 172 ---- as municipal dictator, 35 ---- as one of M. Floquet's seconds at the duel with Boulanger, 99 ---- as professor of French at Stanford, U.S.A., 29 ---- as Senator for Var, 171 ---- at Nantes as a student, 15 ----'s attitude in the matter of M. Wilson's trading in decorations, 93 ----'s attitude towards the Catholics, 61 ----, author's conversation with, 207 ---- becomes "suspect" and ceases to be Mayor of Montmartre, 42 ----'s betrothal to Mary Plummer, 30 ---- calls up the State engineers and re-lights Paris, 183 ----, charges against him, 119, 120 ----'s contempt for politicians as politicians, 94 ----'s criticism on the German fête of Sedan, 138 ----'s criticism on the catastrophe of the Charity Bazaar, 137 ---- defends himself in the National Assembly, 119 ---- denounces M. Ribot, 265 ----'s disregard of monetary considerations, 125