At the beginning of 1794 the refugees were obliged to change asylums, and went to the house of a hair-dresser in Saint Émilion, where they stayed until June of that year. At that time, however, the Revolutionary authorities of Bordeaux decided that they were not doing their whole duty in saving the country, and began a house-to-house search throughout the department. Buzot, with his friends, Pétion and Barbaroux, were forced to fly. After days of fatigue and fear and hunger, the end came. Barbaroux, thinking he was discovered, attempted to shoot himself, but succeeded only in wounding himself, and was captured. Just how death came to Buzot no one knows; for when his body was found it lay beside that of Pétion in a wheat-field, half-eaten by wolves. In unconscious irony the peasants have since called the field the _champ des émigrés_. BIBLIOGRAPHY Appel à l’impartiale postérité. Par la citoyenne Roland, femme du ministre de l’intérieur. 1795. Œuvres de J. M. Ph. Roland, femme de l’ex-ministre de l’intérieur. 1800. 3 vols. Mémoires de Madame Roland, avec une notice sur sa vie. Par MM. Berville et Barrière. 1820. 2 vols. Mémoires de Madame Roland. Par Ravenel. 1840. 2 vols. Lettres inédites de Mademoiselle Phlipon. Adressées aux demoiselles Cannet. Par M. Auguste Breuil. 1841. Mémoires particuliers de Madame Roland. Par M. François Barrière. 1855. 1 vol. Mémoires de Madame Roland, écrits durant sa captivité. Par M. P. Faugère. 1864. 2 vols. Mémoires de Madame Roland. Par C. A. Dauban. Lettres de Madame Roland (Mademoiselle Phlipon) aux demoiselles Cannet. Par C. A. Dauban. 1867. 2 vols. Étude sur Madame Roland et son temps, suivie des lettres de Madame Roland à Buzot. Par C. A. Dauban. 1864. Lettres autographes adressées à Bancal des Issarts. Publiées par Henriette des Issarts et précédées d’une introduction par Sainte-Beuve. 1836. Papiers de M. et Madame Roland, Nouvelles acquisitions françaises, Bibliothèque Nationale. 4 vols. In this collection are over 250 unpublished letters of Madame Roland, a large number by Roland, a voluminous academic and political correspondence, many communications to the academies, the documents for establishing the genealogy of the Roland family, and many other papers. Manuscript contributed to the Academy of Lyons by Roland. Now in the library of the Academy at Lyons. Published Reports of the Academy of Lyons. 1785–1790. Lettres écrites de Suisse, d’Italie, de Sicile, et de Malte. Par M. ... à Mademoiselle ... à Paris, en 1776, 1777 et 1778. 1782. 6 vols. Dictionnaires des Manufactures des Arts et des Métiers in the Encyclopédie Méthodique. 4 vols. By Roland. Madame Roland. By Mathilde Blind. 1886. Four Frenchwomen. By Henry Austin Dobson. 1890. Tableau de Paris. Par Mercier. 1783–1789.