[Footnote 3223: Paris, "Histoire de Joseph Lebon," I. 60. Restoration of the Arras municipality. Joseph Lebon is proclaimed mayor Sept. 16.] [Footnote 3224: For example, at Caen and at Carcassonne.] [Footnote 3225: For example, at Toulon.] [Footnote 3226: "Un séjour en France," 19, 29. ("Letters of a Wittness to the French Revolution," translated by H. Taine.1872)] [Footnote 3227: Ibid., p. 38: 2M. de M--, who had served for thirty years gave up his arms to a boy who treated him with the greatest insolence."] [Footnote 3228: Paris, Ibid., p. 55 and the following pages.--Albert Babeau, "Histoire de Troyes," I. 503-515.--Sausay, III. ch. I.] [Footnote 3229: "The Ancient Régime," 381, 391, 392.] [Footnote 3230: "Archives Nationales," F7, 3217. Letter of Castanet, an old gendarme, Aug. 21 1792.] [Footnote 3231: "Archives Nationales," F7, 3219. Letter of M. Alquier to the first consul, Pluviôse 18, year VIII.] [Footnote 3232: Lauvergne, "Histoire du Var," p. 104.] [Footnote 3233: Mortimer-Ternaux, III. 325, 327.] [Footnote 3234: "Archives-Nationales," F7, 3271. Letter of the Minister of Justice, with official reports of the municipality of Rabastens. "The juge-de-paix of Rabastens was insulted in his place by putting an end to the proceedings commenced against an old deserter at the head of the municipality, and tried for robbery. They threatened to stab the judge if he recommenced the trial. Numerous gangs of vagabonds overrun the country, pillaging and putting to ransom all owners of property.. . The people has been led off by a municipal officer, a constitutional curé, and a brother of sieur Tournal, one of the authors of the evils which have desolated the Comtat." (March 5, 1792).] [Footnote 3235: Guillon de Montléon, I. 84, 109, 139, 155, 158, 464.--Ibid., p.441, details concerning Châlier by his companion Chassagnon.--"Archives Nationales," F7, 3255. Letter by Laussel, Sept. 22, 1792.] [Footnote 3236: Barbaroux, "Mémoires," 85. Barbaroux is an eye-witness, for he has just returned to Marseilles and is about to preside over the electoral assembly of the Bouches-du-Rhône.] [Footnote 3237: C. Rousset, "Les Volontaires," p. 67.--In his report of June 27, 1792, Albert Dubayet estimates the number of volunteers at 84,000.] [Footnote 3238: C. Rousset, "Les Volontaires," 101. Letter of Kellermann, Aug.23, 1792.--"Un séjour en France," I. 347 and following pages.--"Archives Nationales," F7, 3214. Letter of an inhabitant of Nogent-le-Rotrou (Eure). "Out of 8,000 inhabitants one-half require assistance, and two-thirds of these are in a sad state, having scarcely straw enough to sleep on."(Dec. 3, 1792).--In his report of June 27, 1792, Albert Dubayet estimates the number of volunteers at 84,000.] [Footnote 3239: C. Rousset, "Les Volontaires," 106 (Letter of General Biron, Aug. 23, 1792).--226, Letter of Vezu, major, July 24, 1793.]