Condé, fifth Prince de (Henri Jules de Bourbon, Duc d'Albret, Duc d'Enghien), son of the Grand Condé, 41; escapes with his mother, 50, 51; educated by Jesuits, 62; Louis XIV's entry into Paris, 65; at Chantilly, 67; marriage, 69; sad interview with his mother, 73; his mother's death, 73; his father wounded, 81; character, 81, 85, 90; death of his father, 87; succeeds and carries out his father's improvements at Chantilly, 89; violent temper and death, 90
Condé, sixth Prince de (Louis III, Duc de Bourbon), early marriage and education, 85, 86; death, 91
Condé, seventh Prince de (Louis Henri, Duc de Bourbon), early succession, 91; improvements and illustrious visitors at Chantilly, 91, 95; Prime Minister of France, 92; death of his wife, 92; and the Marquise de Prie, 92-94; resignation, 94; second marriage, 94, 95; death, 95
Condé, eighth Prince de (Louis Joseph), condemns the Grand Condé's treatment of his wife, 74; early succession, 95; marriage and birth of a son, 96; gained victories of Grinningen and Johannesberg, 97; death of his wife, 97; illustrious visitors at Chantilly, 98-104; leaves France owing to Revolution, 104; at Worms, 109; retires to Wanstead House, Wimbledon, 109; second marriage, 109; returns to Chantilly, 111; restores Chantilly, 111, 112; death, 113; and Jean Baptiste Huet, 260; and Fragonard, 264; portrait of, 265
Condé, ninth Prince de. See Bourbon, Louis Henri Joseph, Duc de
Condé, Henriette de Bourbon (Mme. de Vermandois), Abbess, 100
_Condé, Histoire des Princes de_, by Duc d'Aumale, 38, 74
Condé, Louise de (daughter of eighth Prince de Condé), birth, 96; life at Chantilly, 100, 101; and the Marquis de Gervaisais, 102, 103; the French Revolution, 104; retires to a convent, 109; tragic death of Duc d'Enghien, 109, 110; reception in England, 110; death, 115
Condé, Mme. la Princesse Douarière de, 35
Condé, Musée, erection of, 122, 123; bequeathed to the French nation, 124, 125; art treasures of, and how they were brought together, 129 _et seq._; French illuminated manuscripts at, 154-164; _Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry_, 165-178; works of Jean Fouquet of Tours, 179-195; of Jean Perréal and Bourdichon, 196-210; of Jean Clouet, 211-226; of François Clouet, 227-248; _Catalogue Raisonnée_ of, 247; works of painters from Nicolas Poussin to Corot, 248-278