French Police, and Fouché, Minister 325 1799. M. de Staël Holstein recalled to Sweden 327 1802. Ætat. 36. His daughter joins M. Necker at Coppet, and the Baron de Staël dies 327 Publication of her "Delphine" 327 Critique of that Work 327 M. Necker's "Last View of Politics and Finance" 328 Madame de Staël's Affection for her Father 328 1803. Ætat. 37. She returns to France on the Rupture of the Peace of Amiens 329 Is ordered to quit France within twenty-four Hours 329 Her Regret on being exiled 330 1804. She is accompanied by Benjamin Constant, and receives Tidings of M. Necker's Decease 330 She resides at Coppet 330 Her "Dix Années d'Exil" 330 Her Education of her Children 331 1805. Ætat. 39. Her Visit to Italy 331 Criticism on her "Corinne" 331 She revisits France and repairs to Rouen 332 Not having flattered Napoleon in her Writings, she is again exiled 333 She visits Vienna 333 At Coppet she writes her Work on "Germany" 333, 334 1810. Ætat. 44. Attempts to publish her "Germany" at Blois; the Edition seized, anti she is again banished 334 Forbidden to visit Aix in Savoy for the Recovery of her Son's Health 335 William Schlegel ordered to quit Coppet by the Authorities 336 Madame de Staël makes a Tour through Switzerland in company of M. de Montmorency 336 M. de Montmorency exiled 336 Persecution of Madame de Staël 337 1810. M. Rocca, a Spanish Officer in the French service, visits Geneva 337 He offers his Hand to Madame de Staël 338 Their Marriage 338 1812. Madame de Staël escapes from Coppet 338 Travels through Germany and Poland to Russia 338 Her Reception by the Emperor Alexander at St. Petersburg 339 Her "Dix Années d'Exil" 339