Boileau, Member of Prieu Syndicate letters in the _Figaro_, 123 Boucard, Examining Magistrate Madame Caillaux’s evidence, 18, 19, 20, 21, 286, 287 _Action Française_, 69 M. Caillaux and evidence of others, 80 evidence of M. Caillaux, 86, 87, 90, 93, 95 _re_ Prieu affair, 118 Madame Caillaux’s request, 277 Bourget, Paul novelist and friend of M. Calmette, 6, 21 Briand, Minister of Justice in Monis Cabinet received M. Fabre’s declaration, 32 statement handed to M. Barthou, 33 took part in debate in Chamber of Deputies, 42 favours Clemenceau party, 103 founded Federation of the Left, 104 Prime Minister, 153 resignation, 155 Monis Cabinet and desire to break away, 159 M. Caillaux’s epigram, 159, 163 interview with M. de Selves, _re_ “green document,” 173 handed M. Fabre’s statement to M. Barthou, 242 Buisson Hella Company floated by M. Rochette, 184, 207 Caillaux, Eugène Alexandre, Inspector of Finance and Minister of State father of M. Joseph Caillaux, 87 Calmette, Madame divorce proceedings, 94 Cambon, Jules, French Ambassador in Berlin troops to Fez, 164 reply of von Kiderlen Waechter, 165 M. de Selve’s request, 167 questions German Foreign Minister, 170 Cambon, Paul instructions in relation to British Government, 166, 167 telegram from Berlin, 171 Cameroon Franco-German understanding, 158, 159, 160, 167 Carpin, Police Commissioner received journalists, 10, 11 no means of stopping _Figaro_ campaign, 13 Cassel, Sir Ernest influence on behalf of M. Spitzer, 128 negotiations with Herr von Gwinner, 170 Ceccaldi mentioned in M. Caillaux’s evidence, 100 charges of corruption, 126 member of second Commission, 193 Chauchard, Founder of Magasins du Louvre legacy to M. Calmette, 95 Chaussée d’ Antin, Rue de la situation of office of M. Gaudrion, 196 Claretie, Leo first husband of Madame Caillaux, 286 Claretie, Madame Leo, second wife of M. Caillaux became Madame Caillaux, 88, 90 Clemenceau supporter of M. Pams, 102 against M. Barthou and his Cabinet, 103 general adviser, 104 letter published by M. Calmette, 135 head of Government, 152 out of office, 153 M. Caillaux and impeachment for high treason, 169 interview with M. de Selves, 173 discussion in the Chamber, 175-177 accused of moral complicity with M. Rochette, 191 initiates action in Rochette case, 193, 194 accusation of proceeding illegally, 206 evidence before Commission of Inquiry, 209, 212 Government not protecting M. Rochette, 226 Cochery Finance Minister, 1909, 115 Compagnie Transatlantique quarrel with South Atlantic Company and _Figaro’s_ accusation, 129 Congo Franco-German understanding, 152, 155, 158, 159, 160, 167 convention with Germany, 163 M. Waechter’s answer to M. Cambon, 165 Germany’s demands, 168, 171 Conty, Director of Political Affairs in Foreign Office and now French Minister at Pekin Franco-German understanding in Congo, 158, 160