XIX. EXECUTION 66 XX. MARRIAGE OF JOHN LEBRENN 69 XXI. A LOVE FROM THE GRAVE 76 XXII. MASTER AND FOREMAN 84 XXIII. TO THE WORKMAN THE TOOL 95 XXIV. LOST AGAIN 101 XXV. ROYALIST BARBARITIES 111 XXVI. A REVOLUTIONARY OUTPOST 122 XXVII. THE HEROINE IN ARMS 137 XXVIII. SERVING AND MIS-SERVING 150 XXIX. BATTLE OF THE LINES OF WEISSENBURG 159 XXX. DEATH OF VICTORIA 175 XXXI. ONRUSH OF THE REVOLUTION 178 XXXII. AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM! 188 XXXIII. ARREST OF ROBESPIERRE 196 XXXIV. THE NINTH THERMIDOR. 205 XXXV. DEATH OF ROBESPIERRE. 213 PART III--NAPOLEON. CHAPTER I. THE WHITE TERROR 221 II. COLONEL OLIVER 227 III. CROSS PURPOSES 240 IV. LAYING THE TRAIN 245 V. THE EIGHTEENTH BRUMAIRE 252 VI. IN THE ORANGERY AT ST. CLOUD 258 VII. GLORY; AND ELBA 268 VIII. RETURN OF NAPOLEON 277 IX. WATERLOO 288 X. DEPOSITION 295 EPILOGUE. I. "TO THE BARRICADES!"--1830 303 II. ORLEANS ON THE THRONE 317 CONCLUSION 328 INTRODUCTION. I, John Lebrenn, the son of Ronan, whose father was Alain, the last son of Salaun Lebrenn the mariner, now take up the thread of our family history, by writing the following narrative.