Constituent Assembly, constituted, 57; character of, 64; early history of, 65-72; jealous of executive, 71-74; new system of Local Government, 75-79; judicial reforms, 79, 80; passion for electoral contrivances, 74, 75, 79, 82, 83, 85; military reforms, 80-83; church reforms, 83-87; confiscation of church property, 84, 90; finance, 87-96; parties in, 98-105; close of, 153. Constitution, of 1791, 71-87, 131, 132, 152-154, 278; of 1793, 208-210, 271; of 1795, 279-281. Constitutional Party, the, 135, 150-154. Contrat Social, doctrine of the, 39-41, 137-140. Convention, meeting of, 182; early parties in, 183, 186-190; demoralisation of, 192; decrees of, early in 1793, 195, 196-198; defeat of Girondists in, 201-205; the rule of the Jacobins in, 208-235; reforms of, 210, 211; representatives of, on mission, 215-217; Jacobin schisms in, 236-260; struggle with the Commune, 237, 242-246; struggle with Robespierre, 259, 260; reaction in, 261-273; finance of, 218-223, 266-270; close of, 279-281. Corday, Charlotte, 186, 206. Cordeliers Club, 105, 150, 236, 246. Corvée, the, 22, 45. Côte-d'Or, the Terror in the, 217. Council, of the King at Versailles, 7; of the Ancients and of the Five Hundred, 279-281. _Courrier de Provence_, Mirabeau's paper, 107. Couthon, 213, 214, 217, 241, 255. Custine, 255. D. D'Alembert, 34. Danton, rise of, 105, 143; in July, 1791, 150, 151; protests against war, 167; on the 20th June, 172; on the overthrow of the Monarchy, 175-180; views on the September Massacres, 179; elected to Convention, 182; policy in Legislative Assembly, 193-201; during the Terror, 237-241; final struggle and fall, 242-248. Dartigoyte, 217, 231. Dauphin, death of the, 278. Dauphiné, popular movement in, 50, 100. Davoût, 274. De Lessart, 166. Departments, created by Constituent Assembly, 75; under Constitution of 1795, 280. D'Eprémesnil, 99. Desfieux, 237. Desmoulins, Camille, rise of, 109, 143; attacks the Terror, 237-244; arrest of, 247; Lucile, 185-186. Diderot, 31, 34. Dijon, rising in, 61. Directory, establishment of, 279-282. Districts, division of France into, 75, abolished, 280. Dom Gerle, 103. D'Ormesson, 190. Drouet, 274. Dubarry, Madame, execution of, 207. Dubois-Crancé, 275. Dumont, André, 216, 263. Dumouriez, Minister of Foreign Affairs, 167-171; Lafayette and, 171; wins the battles of Valmy and Jemappes, 180; defeat of, at Neerwinden, 194; desertion of, to Austrians, 195. Duport, 104, 106, 113. Dutard, reports of, 202-204. E. Economists, the, 36.