Louise, Madame, sister of Louis XVI., did not know her alphabet at twelve, 10.
Louis XVI., appears with Marie Antoinette in the National Assembly, 129, 130; his flight and return, 156–159; “worse than a stick in a wheel,” 158; efforts to secure a trial of, 161, 162; accepts the constitution, 168; names a cabinet to suit the Girondins, 178; Madame Roland doubts the good faith of, 183; hesitates to sign measure to raise army for protection of Paris against foreign attack, 189; Roland’s letter to, concerning the public perils, 190–199; his words to Roland concerning the letter, 197; the red cap placed on his head in the riot of the 20th of June, 200.
Lyons, M. and Madame Roland at, 91–93; M. Roland’s manuscripts in the archives of the Academy of, 92, 93; disorders in, 134–137; rumors of a Prussian and Austrian invasion, 137; the Rolands detested in, 138; its devotion to the aristocracy, 165.
Marat, joins the Commune, 212; his character, 218; and M. Roland, 218, 219; attacks M. and Madame Roland in his journal, 222, 223; his words concerning Buzot, 251; his characterization of Madame Roland, 252.
Marie Antoinette, her appearance in the National Assembly, 129, 130; her flight, 156.
Mirabeau, Madame Roland’s words concerning, 290.
Morris, Gouverneur, quoted, 163; his words concerning the attitude of affairs in Paris, 177.
Mountain party, the, its character, 174–176; M. Roland’s struggle against, 247; Buzot’s struggle against, 247–249; struggle of the Gironde party with, 255.
National Assembly, the, 124; King and Marie Antoinette appear in, 129, 130; Madame Roland’s dissatisfaction with, 129–131, 138–142; M. Roland a deputy to, 138; measure to raise army to protect Paris against attack of foreigners, voted by, 189; Roland’s letter to the King presented to the, 197–199; Madame Roland appears before the Convention, 253; struggle in, between the Mountain and Gironde parties, 255; expulsion and trial of members of the Gironde, 259; Madame Roland’s letter to, from prison, 269, 270.
Notre Dame des Marais, the Gothic church at Villefranche, 88.
_Nouvelle Héloïse_, Rousseau’s, its influence on Manon Phlipon, 32–35.
Paine, Thomas, at the home of the Rolands, 146; forms a republican society in Paris, 159.