And beyond the verdict, beyond the sentence, what will the future of this woman and her husband be? That no man can answer either, but we all know that whatever happens, whatever the court decides, those shots from a revolver in the office of the _Figaro_ on the afternoon of March 16, 1914, will never cease to echo in the lives of Joseph and Henriette Caillaux. And in the echo, lurks the tragic essence of the Caillaux drama. THE END INDEX Agadir M. Calmette asked not to publish telegrams, 96 M. Clemenceau and the Barthou Cabinet, 103 M. Caillaux open to criticism, 106 M. Calmette’s series of articles, 130 History of Agadir, 150 _Panther_ and _Berlin_ arrive, 165 M. Caillaux’s telegram, 166 Lord Morley in the _Times_, 168 Treaty, 259 Algeciras, Act of The right of France to police Morocco, 151, 154 Alphonse de Neuville, Rue Home of Madame Caillaux, 12, 13, 14, 17, 20 Aratra Mines Company floated by M. Rochette, 210 Asquith “extremely difficult” situation, 168 Auteuil Home of M. Schneider, Boulevard Beauséjour, 121 Avenue d’Antin Sale-rooms of Gastinne-Renette, 18 Banque, Franco-Espagnole Company floated by M. Rochette, 184, 200, 207 Banque Perrier M. Calmette calls M. Caillaux to account for heavy fine, 130 Baring Bros., London Bankers concerned in Prieu affair, 118 Barrès took part in debate in Chamber of Deputies, 42 Barthou, Minister of Justice produced and read statement, 33, 96, 179 takes part in debate in Chamber of Deputies, 42 conversation with Mme. Gueydan and with M. Caillaux, 97 defeated by Clemenceau faction, 103 opposition to M. Caillaux, 104 comment on Bourse operation, 137 M. Fabre’s statement received from M. Briand, 242 Baxter, Miss, Mme. Caillaux’s English governess letter for M. Caillaux, 289 Belgian Congo Railway from German Cameroons, 164, 174 opinion in Great Britain and Belgium, 168 Bernard-Maurice, M. Rochette’s lawyer statement by M. Fabre, 35, 38, 39, 232 represented M. Caillaux in divorce proceedings, 83, 181 M. Poincaré’s evidence, 83, 84, 85 M. Monis’ remarks, 181 charges of illegality made, 206 postponement of trial, 237, 238 threatened M. Fabre, 247 Bernstein, Henry, Jewish play-writer play produced by Comédie Française, 65 Berr, Examining Magistrate preparing Rochette case, 199 letter from M. Rochette, 200 M. Rochette’s complaint, 217 Bidault de L’Isle, Judge question by M. Delahaye, 30 evidence before Commission of Inquiry, 31, 32 statement by M. Fabre, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40 pressure brought on him by M. Monis and M. Caillaux, 140, 240 contradictions in evidence, 228 evidence at Chamber of Correctional Appeal, 237, 238 Blanc, Examiner of M. Rochette’s books M. Rochette’s trial a foregone conclusion, 218 Bloch-Laroque, friend of M. Fabre statement by M. Fabre, 35, 39 conversation with M. Fabre on M. Bernard, 247