_Naündorff._--For the case of Naündorff see his own narrative, _Abrégé de l'histoire des infortunes du Dauphin_ (London, 1836; Eng. trans., 1838); also Modeste Gruau de la Barre, _Intrigues dévoilées ou Louis XVII._ ... (3 vols., Rotterdam, 1846-1848); O. Friedrichs, _Correspondance intime et inédite de Louis XVII._ (Naündorff) 1834-1838 (2 vols., 1904); _Plaidoirie de Jules Favre devant la cour d'appel de Paris pour les héritiers de feu Charles-Guillaume Naündorff_ (1874); H. Provins, _Le Dernier roi légitime de France_ (2 vols., the first of which consists of destructive criticism of Beauchesne and his followers, 1889); A. Lanne, "Louis XVII. et le secret de la Révolution," _Bulletin mensuel_ (1893 et seq.) of the Société des études sur la question Louis XVII., also _La Légitimité_ (Bordeaux, Toulouse, 1883-1898). See further the article "Naündorff" in M. Tourneux, _Bibl. de la ville de Paris pendant la Révolution_, vol. iv. (1906). _Williams._--J. H. Hanson, _The Lost Prince: Facts tending to prove the Identity of Louis XVII. of France and the Rev. Eleazer Williams_ (London and New York, 1854). _De Richemont._--_Mémoires du duc de Normandie, fils de Louis XVI., écrits et publiés par lui-même_ (Paris, 1831), compiled, according to Quérard, by E. T. Bourg, called Saint Edme; Morin de Guérivière, _Quelques souvenirs_ ... (Paris, 1832); and J. Suvigny, _La Restauration convaincue ... ou preuves de l'existence du fils de Louis XVI._ (Paris, 1851). The widespread interest taken in Louis XVII. is shown by the fact that since 1905 a monthly periodical has appeared in Paris on this subject, entitled _Revue historique de la question Louis XVII._, also by the promised examination of the subject by the Société d'Histoire contemporaine. (M. Br.) FOOTNOTES: [1] F. A. Regnier de Jarjayes (1745-1822). See P. Gaulot, _Un Complot sous la Terreur_. [2] Jean, baron de Batz (1761-1822), attempted to carry off the dauphin in 1794. See G. Lenôtre, _Un Conspirateur royaliste pendant la Terreur, le baron de Batz_ (1896). [3] Charlotte Walpole (c. 1785-1836), an English actress who married in 1779 Sir Edward Atkyns, and spent most of her life in France. She expended large sums in trying to secure the escape of the prisoners of the Temple. See F. Barbey, _A Friend of Marie Antoinette_ (Eng. ed. 1906).