_EDMOND DANTES_ 75 _THE FALLEN ANGEL_ 75 _FELINA DE CHAMBURE_ 75 _THE HORRORS OF PARIS_ 75 _SKETCHES IN FRANCE_ 75 _ISABEL OF BAVARIA_ 75 _THE CORSICAN BROTHERS_ 50 _THE COUNT OF MORET_ 50 _MAN WITH FIVE WIVES_ 75 _THE TWIN LIEUTENANTS_ 75 _ANNETTE, LADY OF PEARLS_ 50 _MOHICANS OF PARIS_ 50 _GEORGE; OR THE PLANTER OF THE ISLE OF FRANCE_ 50 _THE MARRIAGE VERDICT_ 50 _BURIED ALIVE_ 25 Above books are for sale by all Booksellers. Copies of any or all of the above books will be sent to any one, to any place, postage pre-paid, on receipt of their price by the Publishers, T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS, 306 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. CONTENTS. Prologue. Chapter Page I.—HOW M. DUMAS CAME TO WRITE THESE MEMOIRS 23 =A MAN OF THE PEOPLE=. (RENE BESSON.) I.—CONCERNING HIS PARENTAGE AND HIS EARLY YOUTH 27 II.—THE FIRST SEEDS OF A POLITICAL FAITH 32 III.—A STRANGER OF INFLUENCE TURNS UP 34 IV.—I EDUCATE MYSELF FOR CONTINGENCIES 39 V.—I BREAK WITH THE ARISTOCRACY 41 VI.—THE NATION AND THE BASTILLE.—VERDICT FOR THE FORMER 44 VII.—CONCERNING THE BASTILLE 48 VIII.—THE DUKE D’ENGHIEN’S LAST DAY’S SPORT 51 IX.—I GO TO MAKE CAPTIVES AND AM TAKEN CAPTIVE MYSELF 56 X.—TOUCHING MADEMOISELLE SOPHIE 66 XI.—WHAT “BROTHERHOOD” MEANT 70 XII.—WHAT PASSED IN THE FOREST 75 XIII.—THE PEOPLE IN COUNCIL 79 XIV.—MY NEW PARISIAN FRIENDS 83 XV.—I GO TO THE JACOBINS’ CLUB 88 XVI.—PARIS BEFORE THE REVOLUTION 93 XVII.—I ATTEND A MEETING AT THE CORDELIERS 96 XVIII.—THE FEMALE ELEMENT IN POLITICS 102 XIX.—THE FIELD OF THE FEDERATION 106 XX.—I GO BACK AGAIN 110 XXI.—I EXCHANGE MY GUN FOR THE PLANE 115