John Salvator, Archduke of Tuscany, afterwards John Orth, viii, 15, 71, 107, 162, 210; the first of the family rebels, a man of many accomplishments, 232; his musical compositions and military pamphlets, 233; his liberalism, 234; his close friendship with the Crown Prince, 234, 235; Countess Marie Larisch’s account of his parting with her, 235; account by Princess Louisa of Tuscany, 235, 236, 252; his love affairs with an Englishwoman, 236-239; and with Milly Stübel, 240-243; his interview with the Emperor, 242, 243; had he been plotting with Rudolf? 244-247; the uncertainty of his marriage with Milly Stübel, 247, 248; the Emperor’s last communication with him, 248; his farewell to his friends, 248-251; his last voyage, 253; was he lost at sea? 254; legends of his being seen since, 255-257 Johnson, Andrew, President of the United States, 174 Joseph II., Emperor, 21, 31 Joseph, Archduke, 48, 162, 278, 292 Juarez, Benito, 174, 182, 183, 185 Karolyi, Countess, her curse on Francis Joseph, 60, 68, 71, 76, 122, 142, 161, 186 _Keystone of Empire, The_, v Kisch, Baron, 108 Kissingen, 119, 266 Kloss, Alfons von, 288 _Kölner Zeitung_ on Austrian cruelty in Hungary, 58 Kossuth, L., 40, 50 Ladislas, Archduke, 162, 192 Laeken, 197 Lainz, 266 Larisch, Countess Marie, more in the Empress’s confidence than anyone else, 79; a story of the Empress before she was her companion, 84; says that the Emperor was the first to be dissatisfied with the marriage, 89; the Empress’s instructions to her when she sent for her to be her companion, 90; she prevents the Emperor from entering the Empress’s room whilst she is saying adieu to Capt. Middleton, 92; she is asked in marriage by Count Nicholas Esterhazy, and the Empress dissuades her from accepting him, 93; she repeats a fairy-tale told her by the Empress, 94, 95; her corrections of _The Martyrdom of an Empress_, 100-103; she tells of the Empress’s introduction of Frau Schratt to the Emperor, 104, 105, 109; on the Empress’s indifference as to the training of the Crown Prince, 116; her description of the difference between the madness of the Habsburgs and the Wittelsbachs, 188; her account of the Meyerling tragedy, 194, 197, 204-207, 210, 214, 216, 217; her refutation of an account of the tragedy in the _Berliner Lokal Anzeiger_, 219, 220; her own account, 223, 224; her account of the Archduke John Sebastian’s farewell, 235, 253 Larisch, Countess Marie, _My Past_, v, 57, 84, 85, 90, 91, 97, 104, 105, 194, 197, 204-207, 210, 214, 216, 217, 235, 253 Latour, Austrian War Minister, 55 Laxenburg, 101, 298 Lebœuf, Marshal, 153 Lebrun, 153 Leipzig, Battle of the Nations at, 1 Leopold I., King of the Belgians, 68 Leopold II., Emperor, 21 Leopold II., King of the Belgians, 196, 197, 286, 294-296 Leopold, Archduke, 280