Lettres et pièces intéressantes pour servir à l’histoire des ministres de Roland, de Servan et de Clavière.
Conversations et correspondance de M. Champy avec M. Roland.
À M. Roland de la Platière sur sa “Lettre au Roi,” 17 Juillet, 1792.
Almanach des Bizarreries Humaines. Par J. C. Bailleul. 1889.
Abbaye, Madame Roland imprisoned in the, 261 _et seq._
Assembly, National, see National Assembly.
Barbaroux, and the Rolands, their plans, 202–205, 206; his fate, 309–311.
Beaumarchais, his _Figaro_ first given, 85; quoted, 121.
Beugnot, Comte, his words concerning Madame Roland in prison, 296, 299.
Buzot, François-Nicolas-Léonard, at the home of the Rolands, 145; Madame Roland’s passion for, 224, 225; his early career, 226, 227; attracts Madame Roland, 227; his nature, 228; correspondence with Madame Roland, 228, 230; his wife not his equal, 227, 230; his personal attractions, 231, 232; his love for Madame Roland, 230, 234, 242–244; his relations toward M. Roland, 244; his struggle against the Mountain party, 247–249; his opinion of Danton and Robespierre, 247, 249; in harmony with M. Roland, 249; his efforts to prove his patriotism, 250; could not approve the Terrorists, 250, 251; his relations with the Rolands well understood, 251; characterized by Marat as _frère tranquille_, 251; his words on the Republic, 255–257; flees from Paris to Evreux, 262, 263; Madame Roland’s letters to, from prison, 274–280; his last days and death, 309–311.
Cannet, Henriette, offers to take Madame Roland’s place in prison, 292.
Cannet, Sophie, Manon Phlipon’s friendship with, 12–15.
Cercle Social, the, patriotic club, 142, 143.
Chalier, sent home to Lyons by Roland “with honors,” 211.
Champagneux, M., starts the _Courrier de Lyon_, 128; in constant correspondence with the Rolands, 155; arrested, 284.
Champagneux, brother of above, husband of Eudora Roland, 98, 308.
Champ-de-Mars, the massacre of, 162, 163.
Chauveau-Lagarde, ambitious to defend Madame Roland in her trial, 299.
Clavière, at the home of the Rolands, 145–147.
Commune, the, 208; and M. Roland, 212, 213; vigorous action of, 212.
Conciergerie, Madame Roland imprisoned in the, 292, 295, 296.
Condorcet, his pamphlet on “Whether a king is necessary to the conservation of energy,” 159.