Enmity of Napoleon on account of Constant's opposition, 325. Her loss of her husband in 1799, 327. Her novel of "Delphine," 327. Its charm, 327. Her love of her father, 328. On the expiration of the peace of Amiens she is exiled from Paris, 329. She is accompanied by Benjamin Constant to Weimar and Berlin, 330. Her "Années d'Exil" one of her best writings, 330. 339. Death of her father, 331. Her affection for her children, 331. Her society, 331. Publishes the writings of M. Necker, 331. Visits Rome and writes "Corinne," 331. Opinion of that work in Italy, 332. Publishes "Corinne" at Rouen, 332. Her perception of ennui, 333. Her sentiments, 333. Intends publishing her "Germany" at Blois, 331. The impression is seized, and she is ordered to quit France, 331. Persecution of her unabated, 335. She accompanies M. de Montmorency in a tour through Switzerland, 336. Madame Recamier banished for having spent a few hours with her, 336. M. Rocca, a young Spanish officer in the French army, wounded, visits Geneva, 337. Falls in love, 337. Madame de Staël marries him, 338. She escapes from Coppet, 338. Journey through Austria, Poland, Russia, and Sweden, to England, 338. 339. Admired by the English, 339. Louis XVIII. repays to her two millions which her father had generously advanced to Louis XVI., 339. Lord Byron thought likely to marry Albertine de Staël, her daughter, 339. Byron living at Diodati visits at Coppet, 310. Her daughter marries the duke de Broglie, 310. Madame de Staël's piety, 341. Her remark upon life, 341. Her resignation in sickness, 341. Her death in Paris, aged nearly fifty-two, 341. M. Rocca survived his wife but a few months, 341. She had many enemies, the result sometimes of envy of merit, 342. Her love of France, 342. Chateaubriand's opinion of her, 343. Interest of her works, 343. Stanislas, king of Poland, II. 49. 51. Sterne, Laurence, his "Tristram Shandy" resembles "Rabelais," I. 37. St. Evremond, M. de, I. 57. St. Pierre, M. Bernardin de, II. 128. His account of J. J. Rousseau, 167. St.Pierre, abbé de St., II. 139. Sully, duke of, I. 41. His administration, 64. Sully, duke of, a warm friend of Voltaire, II. 17. Swift, dean, his "Gulliver," and "Tale of a Tub," I. 36. T. "Tartuffe, Le," of Molière, I. 119. Application of the character to the bishop of Autun, 147. Tellier, Le, secretary of state, I. 222. 224. Tellier, archbishop of Rheims, I. 339, n. Tencin, cardinal, II. 71. 74. Terence, comedies of, I. 153. 155.