Committee of Public Safety, instituted, 145; acquires power over the Convention, 166; does not dare to risk a collision with the Commune, 167; composition of, 200; gains over the mob, 203; dictatorship of, 204; dissatisfaction of Robespierre with, 205; extension of the Terror by, 208; Robespierre’s management of, 214; discord in, 217; reorganisation of, after the Terror, 221 Commune of Paris, the, first organisation of, 81; dispersion of the municipal council of, 116; reconstruction of, 119; organises the September massacres, 121; re-election of, 129; heads the movement for the proscription of the Girondists, 153; its power independent of the Convention, 167; controls the revolutionary army, 174; is attacked by Robespierre, 198; is reconstituted by Robespierre, 205; is broken up, 221 Condé surrenders, 161 Conscription, the, resorted to, 170 Constituent Assembly, the, fusion of the orders in, 38; its dissolution desired by the Queen, 43; abolishes feudal services, 49; formation of parties in, 51; wishes to establish constitutional government, 55; constitutional provisions of, 58; annuls regulations impeding the circulation of corn, 59; removes to Paris, 62; completes the constitution, 65; appropriates Church property, 67; enacts the civil constitution of the clergy, 69; increase of party spirit in, 70; abolishes titles of nobility, 71; leaves the King without authority, 72; presents the constitution to the King, and dissolves itself, 93 Constitution, of 1791, 65, 92; of 1793, 158; of 1795, 247