Gustavus III., his interest in Marie Antoinette, 17; trusted by her, 17; letter of, to her, 18; at Aix-la-Chapelle, 32; his superstition, 34; his promises to Louis XVI., 36; conspiracy against, 37 _et seq._; assassination of, 40 _et seq._; scenes at his death, 42; character of, 43. Hannaches, Mademoiselle d', 30, 77. Hébert, Abbé, confesses the King, 276. Hébert (Père Duchesne) on guard at the Temple, 388. Heine, Heinrich, quoted, 278. Herbois, Collot d', his part in the affair of the regiment of Chateauvieux, 112 _et seq._; attacks Andre Chénier, 114; fate of, 125; boasts of the 2d of September, 362; urges the abolition of royalty, 387; fate of, 391. Hervelly, M. d', brings the order to the Swiss to cease firing, 310. Hue, François, with the King in his captivity, 331; receives from the King a lock of his hair, 346. Huguenin, the orator of the insurrectionists of June 20, 192; chief of the Commune, 316. Insurrectionists of June 20, organization of, 182; enter the hall of the Assembly, 193; break into the Tuileries, 198. Isle, Rouget de l', author of the _Marseillaise_, 269. Jacobin Club, place of its meeting, 5; its affiliations, 6; Lafayette's remarks on, 9; joy of at, the death of Gustavus III., 44; the insurrectionary power of, 177; of Brest and Marseilles, send two battalions to Paris, 268; royalist, in June, 1792, 385. Jourdan, the headsman, 120. June 20, insurrection of, 186 _et seq._ La Chesnaye commands the force in the Tuileries, 293. Lacoste, made Minister of the Marine, 103. Lafayette, letter of, to the Assembly, 178 _et seq._; his letter not published, but referred to a committee, 181; his relations to the Jacobins, 230; before the National Assembly, 232; distrusted by the King and Queen, 236; anxious that the King should leave Paris, 256. Lalanne, the grenadier, and Louis XVI., 200. Lamartine, quoted, 131; his observations on Lafayette, 231; on Madame Roland, 372. Lamballe, Princess of, 121, 321, 331; not allowed to go to the Temple with the Queen, 343; sent to the Force, 350 _et seq._; examination and execution of, 352 _et seq._; her body mutilated and her head carried on a pike to the Temple, 355; her heart eaten, 358. Lamourette, Abbé, his career, 241; his speech to the Assembly and his proposition for harmony, 242. Laporte burns the Countess de la Motte's book at the Queen's order, 142. Lebel, Madame de, 353. Legendre, addresses the King insolently, 202. Leopold II., his interest in French affairs, 23; death of, 27. Lessart, de, report of, disapproved by the Assembly, 28; impeached, 30; massacre of, 369. Lilienhorn, Count de, one of the assassins of Gustavus III., 37, 45. _Logographe_, box of the, 299 _et seq._