" 10. (22nd Prairial). Law reconstituting the Revolutionary Tribunal. " 26. Jourdan, having superseded Hoche, wins the battle of Fleurus. The French re-occupy Belgium. _July_ 27. (9th Thermidor). Fall of Robespierre. _Sept._ Successes of Suvórof in Poland. _Oct._ 10. Crushing defeat of the Poles at Maciejowice. _Nov._ 7. Capitulation of Warsaw to the Russians. " 12. Closing of the Jacobin Club in Paris. _Dec._ 8. The seventy-three Girondist Deputies recalled to the Convention. " 23. Repeal of the Maximum Laws. Decisive movement of the French troops against Holland. 1795. _Jan._ 3. Russia and Austria in the Treaty of St. Petersburg settle the terms of the final partition of Poland. The French enter Utrecht, Amsterdam and the Hague, and the Stadtholder flies. The complete conquest of Holland follows. _Feb._ Truces between the Republican generals and the Vendéan chiefs. _Mar._ 2. Arrest of Billaud-Varennes, Collot d'Herbois, Barère and Vadier decreed by the Convention. " 8. The survivors of the Girondists proscribed on the 31st May recalled to the Assembly. _April_ 1. (12th Germinal). Bread riots and attack on the Convention. " 5. Treaty of Bâle between France and Prussia. _May_ 20. (1st Prairial). Jacobin rising and attack on the Convention. _June_ 8. Death of the Dauphin in prison. _July._ Peace between France and Spain. Failure of the Emigrants' expedition to Quiberon. _Aug._ In the debates on the new Constitution, the Convention, by the decrees of the 5th and 13th Fructidor (August 22 and 30), secures the re-election to the legislature of two-thirds of its own body. _Sept._ 23. Proclamation of the Constitution of the Year III, and of the electoral decrees. Fresh coalition between England, Austria and Russia against France. _Oct._ 5. (13th Vendémiaire). Rising of the reactionary Sections against the Convention, defeated by Bonaparte. " 26. Close of the National Convention. APPENDIX. NOTE.--_The following list of books does not profess to be comprehensive. It is a selection of some of the most important for the use of students. Those marked with an asterisk ought alone to give a fairly accurate knowledge of the period._ I. Text-book.