France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799 -- Fiction; Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 -- Fiction
I. A Glance at the Provinces 383
II. The Traveller 388
III. The Chartreuse of Seillon 393
IV. The Traitor 398
V. The Judgment 402
VI. Diane of Fargas 407
VII. What was Talked About for More than Three Months
in the Little Town of Nantua 412
VIII. A New Companion is Received into the Society of Jehu
under the Name of Alcibiades 417
IX. The Comte de Fargas 422
X. The Trouillasse Tower 426
XI. Brother and Sister 431
XII. In which the Reader will Meet some Old Acquaintances 436
XIII. Citizens and Messieurs 441
XIV. The Cause of Citizen-General Bonaparte's Ill-Humor 446
XV. Augereau 452
XVI. The Citizen-Directors 458
XVII. Mademoiselle de Sainte-Amour's Sick-Headache 465
XVIII. The Mission of Mademoiselle de Fargas 470
XIX. The Travellers 476
XX. "The Best of Friends Must Part" 482
XXI. Citizen François Goulin 487
XXII. Colonel Hulot 492
XXIII. The Battle 497
XXIV. Portia 502
XXV. Cadoudal's Idea 507
XXVI. The Road to the Scaffold 513
XXVII. The Execution 518
XXVIII. The Seventh Fructidor 524
XXIX. Jean-Victor Moreau 530
XXX. The Eighteenth Fructidor 536
XXXI. The Temple 542
XXXII. The Exiles 548
XXXIII. The Journey 553
XXXIV. The Embarkation 559
XXXV. Farewell, France! 566
THE EIGHTH CRUSADE
I. Saint-Jean-d'Acre 572
II. The Prisoners 577
III. The Carnage 583
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