Alphonse Karr--The cuirassier--The medal for life saving
and the Cross of the Légion d'honneur--Karr's home at
Montmartre--_Sous les tilleuls_ and the critics--The taking
of Algiers--M. Dupin senior--Why he did not write his
Memoirs--Signing of the Ordinances of July--Reasons that
prevented my going to Algiers
CHAPTER II
The third storey of No. 7 in the rue de l'Université--The
first results of the Ordinances--The café du Roi--Étienne
Arago--François Arago--The Academy--La Bourse--Le
Palais-Royal--Madame de Leuven--Journey in search of her
husband and son--Protest of the journalists--Names of the
signatories
CHAPTER III
The morning of July 27--Visit to my mother--Paul
Foucher--_Amy Robsart_--Armand Carrel--The office of
the _Temps_--Baude--The Commissary of Police--The
three locksmiths--The office of the _National_--Cadet
Gassicourt--Colonel Gourgaud--M. de Rémusat--Physiognomy of
the passers-by
CHAPTER IV
Doctor Thibaut--The Government of Gérard and
Mortemart--Étienne Arago and Mazue, the Superintendent of
Police--The café Gobillard--Fire at the guard-house in the
place de la Bourse--The first barricades--The night
CHAPTER V
The morning of the 27th--Joubert--Charles Teste--_La Petite
Jacobinière_--Chemist Robinet--The arms used in _Sergent
Mathieu_--Pillage of an armourer's stores--The three Royal
Guards--A tall and fair young man--Oudard's fears
CHAPTER VI
The aspect of the rue de Richelieu--Charras--L'École
polytechnique--The head with the wig--The café of the
Porte Saint-Honoré--The tricoloured flag--I become head
of a troop--My landlord gives me notice--A gentleman who
distributes powder--The captain of the 15th Light Infantry
CHAPTER VII
The attack on the Hôtel de Ville--Rout--I take refuge
at M. Lethière's--The news--My landlord becomes
generous--General La Fayette--Taschereau--Béranger--The
list of the Provisional Government--Honest mistake of the
_Constitutionnel_
CHAPTER VIII
Invasion of the Artillery Museum--Armour of François
I.--Charles IX.'s arquebuse--La place de l'Odéon--What
Charras had been doing--The uniform of the École
polytechnique--Millotte--The prison Montaigu--The barracks
of l'Estrapade--D'Hostel--A Bonapartist--Riding-master
Chopin--Lothon--The general in command
CHAPTER IX
Aspect of the Louvre--Fight on the Pont des Arts--The
dead and wounded--A cannon ball for myself--Madame
Guyet-Desfontaines--Return from the Babylone
barracks--Charras's cockade--The taking of the Tuileries--A
copy of _Christine_--Quadrille danced in the Tuileries
court--The men _who made the Revolution of 1830_
BOOK III
CHAPTER I
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