*Mirabeau, _Correspondance avec La Marek_ (3 vols.); by far the most important book on Mirabeau's policy and views. Dumont's _Souvenirs sur Mirabeau_ are personal and very interesting. Ferrières, _Mémoires_ (3 vols.); a good account of events down to the 10th August, from the point of view of an independent Conservative. *Madame Roland, _Mémoires_. Marat, Life, by Chèvremont. Danton, Lives, by Bougeart and Robinet. *Robespierre, an Essay by John Morley (Miscellanies, vol. I). M. Hamel has published in three long volumes an elaborate _Histoire de Robespierre_, which contains an enthusiastic panegyric of his hero. St. Just, Life, by Hamel. Pontécoulant, _Souvenirs historiques et parlementaires_ (4 vols.); valuable for the period after Robespierre's fall. (The Memoirs of Malouet, Bouillé, Dumouriez, Madame de Campan, Bertrand de Molleville, Mallet du Pan, Garat, Barère and very many others are all of interest and value.) INDEX. A. _Actes des Apôtres_, Royalist newspaper, 111. Aiguillon, Duc d', 104. Aix, Archbishop of, 99; reaction at, 279. Aix-la-Chapelle, Emigrants at, 160. Albitte, 216. Allies, Louis' dealings with the, 173-174; advance of, in 1792, 177; retreat of, 180; renewed advance of, in 1793, 194, 205; retreat of, 206, 275-277. Alsace, war in, 276. Amar, 212, 271. America, sympathy with, in Europe, 42; expenses of alliance with, 48; Lafayette in, 116. _Ami du Peuple_, Marat's newspaper, 109-111. _Ami du Roi_, Royalist newspaper, 111. Amiens, relief works in, 134; distress at, in 1795, 270. Amsterdam, French conquest of, 277. Anjou, Métayers in, 20. Aranda, 42. Army, disorderly state of, 80-83, 170; reorganisation of, under the Terror, 273-276; power of, 282. _See_ War. Arras, Lebon at, 217; Robespierre at, 249. Artisans, position of, before the Revolution, 17-18; distress of, in 1789, 58-61, 68-69; disappointment of, 131-134, 136-137, 197; under the Terror, 217, 226, 269, 271. Artois, one of the Pays d'État, 6; Comte d', 116, 160, 161. Assignats, origin of, 90-91; depreciation of, 91-92, 196-197, 224, 267-270. Augereau, 274. Austria, Joseph's reforms in, 156; policy of, 276-278. _See_ Leopold _and_ Allies. Autun, Talleyrand bishop of, 102. Auvergne, Malouet's fame in, 100. Avignon, revolutionary excesses at, 141; reaction at, 279. B. Babœuf, 220. Bailly, Mayor of Paris, 67, 68, 145; character of, 102; political views of, 135; action of, on the 17th July, 1791, 151; retirement of, 165; death of, 207. Bâle, Peace of, 278. Barbaroux, 184. Barère, in the Constituent Assembly, 104; as a journalist, 108; in the Committee of Public Safety, 214, 220, 221; fall of, 265, 271. Barnave, in the Constituent Assembly, 104; at the Jacobins, 106; political views of, 126, 135, 150, 152; death of, 207.