France_, which has appeared since 1885 under the direction of Robert de Lasteyrie. Individual scholars also associated themselves with this great literary movement. Guizot published a _Collection de memoires relatifs a l'histoire de France_ (31 vols., 1824-1835); Buchon, a _Collection des chroniques nationales francaises ecrites en langue vulgaire du XIII^e au XVI^e siecle_ (47 vols., 1824-1829), and a _Choix de chroniques et memoires sur l'histoire de France_ (14 vols., 1836-1841); Petitot and Monmerque, a _Collection de memoires relatifs a l'histoire de France_ (131 vols., 1819-1829); Michaud and Poujoulat, a _Nouvelle Collection de memoires pour servir a l'histoire de France_ (32 vols., 1836-1839); Barriere and de Lescure, a _Bibliotheque de memoires relatifs a l'histoire de France pendant le XVIII^e siecle_ (30 vols., 1855-1875); and finally Berville and Barriere, a _Collection des memoires relatifs a la Revolution Francaise_ (55 vols., 1820-1827). The details are to be found in the _Sources de l'histoire de France_, by Alfred Franklin (1876). The abbe J.P. Migne in his _Patrologia Latina_ (221 vols., 1844-1864), re-edited a number cf texts anterior to the 13th century. Under the second empire, the administration of the imperial archives at Paris published ten volumes of documents (_Monuments historiques_, 1866; _Layettes du tresor des chartes_, 1863, which were afterwards continued up to 1270; _Actes du parlement de Paris_, 1863-1867), not to mention several volumes of _Inventaires_. The administration of the Bibliotheque imperiale had printed the _Catalogue general de l'histoire de France_ (10 vols., 1855-1870; vol. xi., containing the alphabetical index to the names of the authors, appeared in 1895). Other countries also supplied a number of useful texts; there is much in the English Rolls series, in the collection of _Chroniques belges_, and especially in the _Monumenta Germaniae historica_.