FOOTNOTES:

[388] Souvenirs, V. 159.

[389] Souvenirs, V. 365.

[390] Ibid., VII. 79.

[391] Salons et Journaux (1917).

[392] L’Entre-deux-Guerres (1915).

[393] Vol. I. Le Roman de mon Enfance et de ma Jeunesse.
“ II. Mes Premières Armes Littéraires et Politiques.
” III. Mes Sentiments et nos Idées avant 1870.
“ IV. Mes Illusions et nos Souffrances pendant le siège de Paris.
” V. Mes Angoisses et nos Luttes, 1871-3.
“ VI. Nos Amitiés Politiques avant l’Abandon de la Revanche.
” VII. Après l’Abandon de la Revanche.

[394] Souvenirs, I. 150; II. 264.

[395] Ibid., V. 334.

[396] L’Heure Vengeresse des Crimes Bismarckiens.

[397] Op. cit., 237.

[398] See his Étang de Berre (1915), passim.

[399] See his article “Crise de Metier,” Echo de Paris, 17 Dec. 1916.

[400] Cambridge Modern History, XII. 313.

[401] Idées Anti-Prudhoniennes, 1858, see ante, 51-61.

[402] That she must be one of the two Proudhon had contended in La Justice.

THE END

INDEX

Abbaye-aux-Bois, [63]
Abdul-Hakk, [217]
About, Edmond, [56], [167], [220]
Achates, [199]
Adam, Edmond, [98], [99], [103], [104-119], [123], [127], [128], [130], [133-136], [141-143]
Prefect of Police, [145-152], [159], [162-166], [172-179], [184], [192], [197], [214], [216]
Death of, [183], [199], [206], [207], [213], [231]
Adam, Juliette, Anti-Parliamentarianism, [244]
Birth, vi, [4]
British statesmen, opinions of—Bright, [227]
Chamberlain, [234]
Disraeli, [227]
Gladstone, [227], [233]
Rosebery, Lord, [234]
Salisbury, Lord, [227]
Builds Villa Bruyères, [95].
See also Bruyères
Daughter. See Lamessine, Alice
Decentralisation, advocate of, [243]
Feminism, advocate of, [244]
Foreign Politics, Views of—Berlin Congress. See Berlin
Bulgaria, [233]
Cyprus, [227]
Egypt, [233-234]
Fashoda, [234]
Franco-British Alliance, [226-227], [233-235]
Franco-Russian Alliance, [224-225], [228-231]
Germany. See Bismarck
Hungary, [232]
Italy, [74-76], [227-228]
Lettres sur la Politique Extérieure, [223], [228], [232]
Montenegro, [232] and n.
Roumania, [226], [232]
Slavophile, [229-232]
Triple Alliance, [227-228]
Tunis, [227-228]
Friendships, Literary, [122] et seq., [213]
Gambetta’s Egeria, [173] and passim
Grandchildren, [238-239], [246]
Marriage with M. Lamessine. See Lamessine
Edmond Adam, [106], [107], [123], [127]
Nom de Plume, [93]
Nouvelle Revue. See Revue, Nouvelle
Paris, first visits, [42]. Resides in, [46]. Siege of, [141], [143], [144], [151]
Quarrels with Gambetta, [187], [196] et seq.
Religious opinions, [69], [121], [205], [207]
Riviera, first visits, [94]
Salon, after the war, on the Boulevard Poissonnière, [171-173], [183-186], [194], [207], [213], [230]
Grand salon on the Boulevard Poissonnière before the war, [97], [99], [108], [110-113], [116], [118], [119], [134], [152], [161], [167], [208]
Introduction to salon life, [65]
L’Abbaye de Gif salon, [237-241]
La Nouvelle Revue supersedes, [215]
Learns the salonniere’s art, [97-98]
Salon in the Police Préfecture, [146], [152]
Salon minuscule in the Rue de Rivoli, [97-101], [108]
Schooldays, [11] et seq.
Social tact, [219]
Souvenirs, vi, vii, [1], [110], [116], [120], [122], [125], [129], [149], [160], [183], [188], [200], [213], [214], [228], [241] and n.[¹], [242], [244]
Style, literary, [58]
Suitors, [199]
War work, [245]
Writings: Fiction, [68], [70], [92], [93], [94], [96], [105], [118], [122], [167], [186]. Christian novel, [210-211]. Hellenic, [209-210]. First book, [51-61]. First newspaper article, [44-45]. Foreign affairs. See Foreign Politics.
Adam, Villiers de l’Isle, [209]
Agadir, [190]
Agoult, la Comtesse d’. See Stern, Daniel
Aisne, department of, [245]
Aix, [192]
Albert, Prince, [43]
Alfieri, the Marquis, [117]
Alpes Maritimes, les, the department of, [158]
Anderson, Mrs. Garrett, [58]
André, the Mlles., [22], [24], [25], [30], [43], [61], [89]
Alexander III, Emperor of Russia, [231]
Alexandria, Bombardment of, [233]
School of, [244]
Alliance, Triple, [227]
Anges, Baie des, [200]
Antoine, Saint, Faubourg de, [138]
Apponyi, Count, [233]
Arago, Emmanuel, [140]
Arc, Joan of, [126], [208]
Arles, [192]
Armenia, [233]
Arnaud de l’Ariège, Mme. de, [186]
Arpentigny, Captain d’, [121]
Arthémise, [10], [11]
Artigues, d’, [111]
Aumale, Duc d’, [219]
Auvergne, [154]
Auxerre, [192]
Avron, Plateau of, [155]
Babel, Tower of, [232]
Balkan Peninsula, [229]
Baltic Provinces, [225]
Balzac, Honoré de, [3], [8], [15], [40], [64]
Bamberger, Louis, [134], [135]
Barbereux, Pauline, [44], [45]
Barot, Odillon, [14], [21]
Barrès, Maurice, v, [240], [243]
Bastille, Place de la, [138]
Batbie, [174]
Baucel, [118-119]
Baudelaire, [209]
Baudin, [113]
Bazaine, [136]
Bazard, [89]
Bazin, René, [244]
Beaconsfield, Lord. See Disraeli
Beaune, Rue de, [84], [86]
Beauvais, the Archbishop of, [2]
Beethoven, [95]
Belfort, [163]
Belleville, [118], [148]
Béranger, [46], [47]
Berlin Congress, [223-225], [235]
Berlioz, [72], [73], [74]
Bernard, Claude, [107]
Bernhardt, Dr., [4]
Mme. Sarah, [154]
Berry, [128]
Bert, Paul, [107], [179], [180], [199], [200], [203], [205]
Besançon, [81]
Beuque, Mlle. Aimé, [84-86]
Billot, General, [186]
Bismarck, [99], [133], [135], [136], [157] n.[⁵], [158-168], [171], [177], [191], [193], [195], [197-206], [211], [222], [223], [228], [230], [231], [233], [235]
Bixio, Alessandro, [76], [77], [104], [117]
Nino, [77], [117], [118], [132], [134]
Blanc, Louis, [15], [19], [25], [26], [33], [108], [148], [152], [164], [174], [237]
Blanche, Dr., [106]
Blanqui, [93], [148-149]
Blatier, [35]
Blérancourt, [8], [10], [11], [12], [14], [15], [20], [26], [27], [30], [33], [36], [39], [40], [41], [82]
Blondeau, [38]
Bocca, la, Villa of, [95]
Bonnard, Dr., [46], [47], [84], [94]
Bordeaux, Gambetta’s speech at, [172]
National Assembly meets at, [158], [160], [162], [164]
Thiers forms government at, [171]
Bosnia, [229]
Boulogne, Bois de, [240]
-sur-mer, [2], [22], [43]
Bourbaki, General, [170]
Bourges, [164]
Bourget, le, Fort, [145-148], [167]
Paul, v, [69], [220], [221], [240]
Brébant, Café, [106], [129], [152]
Bright, John, [178], [227]
Brionne, [108], [109]
Brisbane, Albert, [83], [184]
Brisson, [200]
Brook Farm, [84]
Brougham, Lord, [95]
Brussels, [93]
Bruyères, Gambetta visits. See Gambetta
George Sand visits, [124], [126-128], [181], [206]
Sale of, [236]
Villa of, [95-96], [102-103], [106-107], [114], [116], [123], [154], [159], [162], [165], [167], [169], [178], [182], [199]
Bülow, Hans von, [73]
Bulgaria, [233]
Buloz, [76], [214]
Buonaparte, After Sedan, [137]
Deposition, [140]
Emperor of the French, [50], [66], [75-77], [91], [118], [119], [134]
Louis Napoléon, [23], [26], [33], [34], [39], [66], [70], [76], [81], [104] n.[⁵]
Burke, Edmund, [178]
Buzenval, Battle of, [156], [157] n.[⁴]
Cabarrus, Dr., [94]
Café Anglais, [226]
Cahors, [109], [116], [180]
Calmette, [219]
Camille Ambrosine (Juliette Adam’s baptismal names), [12]
Cannes, [94], [96], [159], [169]
Carnot, Hippolyte, [56], [68], [104], [118]
Mme. Hippolyte, [70]
Carrel, Armand, [104], [184]
Cassandra, [49]
Castelar, [217]
Castor, elephant in the Jardin des Plantes, [152]
Catherine, Empress of Russia, [65]
Cavaignac, General, [32]
Cavour, Count, [77]
Challemel-Lacour, [98], [111], [113], [179], [180], [182], [216]
Champigny, Battle of, [154]
Champion, Honoré, [85]
Changarnier, [213]
Chanzy, General, [163] and n.[¹], [170], [228]
Chapelle, la Sainte, [145]
Charlemagne, [86]
Charles I, King of England, [139]
Charles, Professor, [10], [29], [30]
Charles the Bold, [3]
Charnacé, la Comtesse de, [73]
Charpentier, [71]
Chateaubriand, [63], [160], [210]
Châtelet, le, [119]
Chatrian, [72]
Chaudordy, [197]
Chauny, [5], [8], [11-16], [21], [23], [24], [29-32], [38-40], [45], [54], [56], [61], [71], [75], [78], [82], [89], [93-96]
Chavannes, Puvis de, [72]
Chenevard, [152]
Chivres, [14-16], [19], [22], [31], [39]
Chopin, [95]
Cialdini, Italian Ambassador in Paris, [224]
Citeaux, [83]
Clavel, Dr., [100]
Clemenceau, [200]
Cobden, Richard, [91], [92]
Coblentz, [159]
Colvin, Sir Sidney, vii, [173] and n.[²], [186], [217]
Combes, [205]
Compiègne, [3], [4]
Comte, Auguste, [46], [47], [68], [69], [87]
Concorde, Place de la, [138], [163]
Condé-sur-Vesgres, [83]
Considérant, Victor, [83]
Constant, Benjamin, [89]
Coppée, François, [209], [217]
Coquelin, [213]
Corday, Charlotte, [71]
Corinne, [63]
Corniche Road, [118], [133]
Corot, [239]
Corsica, [96]
Cousin, Victor, [47], [94]
Creusot, [209]
Crevant, [130]
Crimean War, [43], [196]
Crispi, [200]
Croissant, Rue, [179]
Croissy, Château de, [63]
Cronstadt, [231]
Cyprus, [227]
Damascus, [211]
Danton, [110], [193]
Daudet, Alphonse, v, [71], [110], [111], [189], [209], [211], [213], [216], [219], [220]
Léon, v, vi, [38] n., [189], [211], [219], [240], [243]
Deffand, Mme. du, [65], [102]
Delescluze, [113], [148]
Déroulède, Paul, [189]
Detaille, [213]
Diderot, [65]
Disraeli, [227]
Donnersmarck, Count Henckel de, [198]
Dorian, Family of, [152]
Minister of Public Works, 1870, [140-151], [179]
Mme., [150], [151], [238]
Charles, [151]
Mlle. Aline (later Mme. Ménard), [151]
Dréher, beer-house, [119]
Dreyfus Affair, [220]
Druses, the, [77]
Duclerc, [100] and n.[³], [101], [104], [111], [198], [201]
Dudevant, Aurore, George Sand’s granddaughter, [123]
Maurice, George Sand’s son, [126], [128-130], [135], [206]
Dufaure, [173], [174], [176], [186]
Dufey, Mme., [11], [22]
Dufour, Arlès, [90-93], [135], [162], [165], [168], [191]
Dumas, Alexandre, [54]
fils, [49], [72], [124]
Dupanloup, Monseigneur, [176]
Dupont-White, [68], [78]
Duran, Carolus, [213]
Duval, Raoul, [184]
Edward VII, King, [196], [226]
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, [62]
Enfantin, Barthélemy Prosper, [88-90], [95]
Entente, Triple, [227], [228]
Erckmann, [72]
Erckmann-Chatrian, [217]
Ethelbald, King of Wessex, [3]
Eugénie, Empress, [134], [139]
Faguet, Émile, [99]
Faidherbe, General, [170]
Fashoda, [234]
Fauvety, Charles, [47-49], [53]
Mme., [47-50], [52], [53], [64], [105]
Favre, Jules, [140], [156], [157] and n.[⁵], [161], [162], [164], [170]
Ferrières, [161]
Ferry, Jules, [111], [119], [200], [214], [231]
Feuillant, Xavier de, [198]
Feuillantines, Rue de, [122]
Feuillet, Octave, [56]
Flameng, Léopold, [71]
Flammarion, Camille, [217]
Flaubert, Gustave, [9], [102], [117], [123], [124], [125], [213], [214], [215]
Flavigny, Comte de, [62], [63]
Marie de, afterwards la Comtesse d’Agoult. See Stern, Daniel
Florence, [117]
Flourens, Gustave, [148], [149]
Fontainebleau, [164], [196]
Forbach, [137]
Fortou, [185]
Fourier, François Marie Charles, [47], [80-84]
Fournier, Admiral, [245]
France, Anatole, [65], [85], [126], [209], [220], [221]
Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria, [75]
Frankfort, city of, [62]
Treaty of, [177]
Freycinet, de, [186], [219]
Gabriel, architect, [175]
Gallifet, General, [167], [184], [217], [219]
Gambetta, Benedetta. Later, Mme. Léris, [180], [181]
Léon, v, [7], [43], [108-110], [113-115], [118], [119], [120] [139], [140], [170-187], [237], [242], [246]
Anti-clericalism, [205]
Army reform, [195]
Berlin Congress, [223], [224]
Bruyère visits, [180-182], [192]
Contemplated interview with Bismarck, [199] et seq., [207]
Death, [203]
Expresses opinion of Mme. Adam’s friendships and antipathies, [212]
Goes to Geneva with the Adams, [197]
In Mme. Adam’s salon, [111-112], [167], [207]
Minister of Interior (1870), [140], [156], [157], [171]
National Assembly, [176]
Nouvelle Revue, disapproves of, [215], [218], [222]
Prince of Wales, interviews with, [226]
République Française, foundation of, [179-180]
Revanche, [177] et seq., [223]
Russia, attitude towards, [225]
Speeches, [172], [176], [177], [178], [182], [192]
the younger, [180], [203]
Mme., [109], [180]
Tata, [180], [203]
Garibaldi, [75], [77]
Garnier-Pagès, [116], [140], [176]
Gautier, Théophile, [64]
Gay, Delphine. See Mme. de Girardin
Gay-Lussac, Rue de, [130]
Gebhart, [217]
Geneva, [87]
Genoa, [77], [117]
Georges, St., Place, [139], [147]
Germain, St., Faubourg de, [64]
Gervais, Admiral, [231]
Gif, Abbess of, [236] et seq.
Abbey of, [14], [99], [181], [203], [208], [234], [236], [237], [239] et seq.
Gioia, [217]
Girardin, Émile de, [56], [62], [64], [91], [92], [104], [184], [198], [215], [216], [222]
Mme. de, [64], [125]
Gladstone, Mr., vi, [222]
Mrs., [222]
Godin, [84]
Goncourt, Edmond de, [71], [124], [136], [148], [153], [212]
Jules de, [124], [125]
Goncourts, the, [101], [102], [124]
Gorce, Pierre de la, [113]
Gortschakoff, the Russian Chancellor, [197], [225]
Granville, Lord, [161]
watering-place, [138], [141]
Grévy, Jules, [56], [104], [108], [162]
Grosjean, [163]
Guise, town of, [83] n.[¹], [84]
Guizot, [18], [22]
Hapsburgs, the, [228]
Hague, the, [246]
Hanotaux, Gabriel, [161], [162]
Haussman, [89], [152]
Havre, le, Gambetta’s speech at, [178]
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, [80], [84]
Heine, Heinrich, [62]
Helier, St., [144]
Heligoland, [235]
Henner, [213]
Hérédia, [209]
Héricourt, Jenny d’, [48], [49], [52], [53], [70], [71]
Herzegovina, [229]
Hetzel, [56], [76], [92], [93], [110], [111], [116], [135]
Hippocrates, [68]
Hobson, J. A., [58]
Hohenlohe, Prince von, [196], [199]
Hohenzollern, House of, [134], [135], [228]
Prince Anthony of, [134]
Homer, [8], [15], [32], [43], [96], [210]
Honoré, St., Rue, [153]
Huegel, [55]
Hugo, Victor, v, [54], [64], [72], [123], [148], [174], [209], [213], [237], [238]
Hymette, Mont, [209]
Ignatieff, Count, [231]
Ireland, [233]
Isambert, [180]
James, Henry, [219]
Jauréguiberry, Admiral, [185]
Jena, Battle of, [133]
Jeremiah, [99]
Jersey, I. of, [144]
Jérusalem, Rue de, [145], [152]
Jourdan, [152]
Juan, Don, [63]
Juan, Golfe, [95], [103], [106], [116], [123], [127], [129], [236]
Judet, [240]
Judith, Princess, [3]
Jumièges, [124]
Karr, Alphonse, [44], [45]
Koechlin-Schwartz, Mme., [237]
Kossuth, [62], [66]
Krompholtz, Mme., vi
Kruger, President, [234]
L——, Mlle., [186], [203] and n.
Labouchère, Henry, [148], [149] n.[¹], [161]
Lafayette, General, [111]
Lafitte, Rue, [64]
Lalanne, [28] n.[²]
Lamartine, Alphonse de, [64], [70], [98], [101], [102]
Lamber, Juliette. See Adam, Juliette
Lambert, Dr. Jean Louis, Mme. Adam’s father, v, vi, [2], [4], [6-10], [12-18], [20], [21], [23-26], [28], [32-42], [46], [51], [54], [56], [57], [62], [66], [78], [79], [82], [85], [93], [95], [96], [103], [105], [107], [128], [167], [206]
Lambert, Juliette. See Adam, Juliette
Lambert, Mme. Olympe, Mme. Adam’s mother, [2], [4], [5], [6], [8], [9], [12], [35], [57], [95]
Lamessine, Alice (later Mme. Segond), Mme. Adam’s daughter, [42], [45], [53], [71], [93], [95], [102], [103], [106], [107], [109], [117], [123], [126], [128], [129], [130], [138], [141], [144], [153], [162], [165], [167], [237]
Lamessine, Juliette. See Adam, Juliette
Lamessine, avocat. Mme. Adam’s first husband, [39], [40], [41], [50], [92], [93], [102], [103], [123]
Laon, [137]
Lasteyrie, Jules, Marquis de, [111], [112], [176], [213]
Lazare, Gare St., [174], [175]
Lebanon, Mt., [77]
Ledru-Rollin, [19], [20], [22], [33], [148]
Lemaître, Jules, [209], [210]
Lemerre, [209]
Léris, Mme. See Gambetta, Benedetta
Lespinasse, Mlle. de, [102]
Lesseps, Ferdinand de, [91], [92], [216]
Lévy, Michel, [54], [55], [92], [93], [124]
Lille, [192]
Lisle, Lecomte de, [209], [217]
Liszt, Franz, [63], [64], [66], [73], [121] n.[³]
Littré, [56], [63], [66], [68], [69], [78], [176], [210], [215]
Lombardy, [201]
Longchamps, Review at, [178]
Loti, Pierre, v, [220], [221], [239]
Louis XIV, [175], [236], [243]
Philippe, [6], [13], [14], [23], [70], [88], [111]
Louvois, Place, [43]
Louvre, Museum of, [65], [106]
Palace of, [46], [63]
Shop of, [89]
Lyautey, General, [245]
Lyons, city of, [84], [91], [192]
Lord, [161]
McLaren, Donald, [83] n.[¹]
MacMahon, Marshal, [179], [182], [183], [184], [185], [186], [193], [202]
Macon, [98]
Madier, Lieutenant, [246]
Magnard, [219]
Magny, restaurant, [115], [124]
Malabry, Park of, [220]
Malaquais, Quai, [63], [85]
Manet, [101]
Marat, [205]
Marchand, General, [245]
Paul, [217]
Marie Antoinette, [63]
Marne, Battle of, [246]
Marrast, Armand, [104]
Marseilles, [192]
Marx, Karl, [168]
Matthieu, notaire, [103]
Maupassant, Guy de, [215]
Maure, Dr., [94], [95], [107], [117], [162]
Maurice, George Sand’s son. See Dudevant
Maurras, Charles, [189], [243]
Maximin, Emperor, [59]
Mazarin, Cardinal, [193]
Mazas, Prison, [145]
Mazzini, [66], [227]
Melissandre, [210]
Ménard, Louis, [67], [72], [73], [102], [209]
Menilmontant, [90]
Mentone, [127]
Mercadier, M. Elie, vii
Meredith, George, [9], [59]
Mérimée, Prosper, [56], [94], [116], [117], [135], [136], [139], [204]
Metz, capitulation of, [147], [198]
Treaty of Frankfort cedes to Germany, [163]
Meunier, Stanislas, [217]
Meuse, valley of, [130]
Meyerbeer, [49], [50]
Michelet, [101]
Milan, [117], [118]
Mille, Pierre, [9]
Millet, [72]
Mill, John Stuart, [58], [60], [68], [91]
Mistral, [243]
Mohl, Mme., [72]
Molière, [11]
Moltke, [136]
Monaco, [127]
Montaigne, [109]
Montdidier, [170]
Montessori, [12]
Montijo, Eugénie de. See Eugénie, Empress
Montmartre, Cemetery of, [113] Rue, [137]
Montmorency, [217]
Montparnasse, Gare, [141], [142]
Montretout, Fort, [155]
Morley, Lord, [88]
Morocco, [227]
Moscow, [156]
Motte, [148]
Mulhouse, [237]
Myers, W. H., [120]
Napoléon I, v, [81], [215]
II. See Buonaparte, Louis
Napoléon, Prince, [78]
Nefftzer, [75], [98-100], [119], [133], [134], [154]
Nice, [96], [127], [180].
Edmond Adam’s candidature at, [159-160]
Nivelle, General, [245]
Nohant, [126], [143].
The Adams visit George Sand at, [132], [134], [135], [206]
Odéon, theatre, [125], [154]
Offenbach, [67], [72]
Ollivier, Émile, [50], [66], [118], [119], [132], [137], [162]
Mme., [66] n., [98]
Oncken, Professor, [224]
Orsini, [50]
Païva, house, [198]
La, [198]
Vicomte de, [198]
Palmerston, Lord, [76], [77], [92]
Panama, Isthmus of, [87]
Paris, Gaston, [168], [209]
Parnassian School of Poets, [102], [209], [210]
Pascal, [236]
Pas-de-Loup, circus, [146]
Paul, St., [211]
Pedro, Don, [111]
Péguy, Charles, [85]
Pélagie, Ste., prison, [145]
Pelletan, Eugène, [57], [93], [100], [110], [111], [140], [152]
Pereires, the, [89]
Peruzzi, the, [74]
Petrograd, [228], [230]
Peyrat, [98-99], [100], [113], [117], [148], [152], [179], [205]
Phalère, [209]
Picard, Ernest, [140], [150], [157], [161], [162]
Pichat, Laurent, [110], [111], [174], [216]
Pierreclos, la Comtesse de, [70], [78], [95], [98], [101], [102], [105], [144]
Pierrefonds, the Adams and George Sand visit, [131]
Pio-Nono, Pope, [75]
Planet, [126], [128]
Plato, [167]
Plevna, [229]
Pliny, [68]
“Ploërmel, Pardon de,” opera, [50]
Poissonnière, Boulevard, [99], [106], [108], [118], [145], [152], [153], [167], [179]
Pollux, elephant, [152]
Porte-Saint-Martin, theatre, [130]
Port Royal des Champs, [236]
Presbourg, Rue, [64].
Mme. d’Agoult’s salon in, [62], [64], [68], [75], [76], [77], [78], [102]
Prim, General, [134]
Procope, Café, [109]
Proudhon, Pierre Joseph, [15], [17], [19], [20], [47], [50], [51-61], [71]
Prudhomme, Sully, [209]
Rabelais, [109], [181]
Rachel, [48]
Racine, Jean, [32], [236]
Mlle. Marie, [239]
Raincourt, Anastasie, [14]
Constance, [14], [19]
Pélagie. See Seron, Mme.
Sophie, [14], [15], [20]
Rambouillet, la Marquise de, [60]
Rampolla, Cardinal, [208]
Ranc, [179], [200], [226]
Ratazzi, Mme., [215]
Récamier, Mme., [4], [63], [68]
Reclus, Elie, [217]
Reims, de, [111], [198]
Reinach, Joseph, [115] n., [217]
Théodore, [217]
Renan, Ernest, [54], [62], [66], [72], [78], [79], [135], [168]
Renouvier, Charles, [47], [48], [53]
Réservoirs, Hôtel des, [175]
Revue, La Nouvelle, v, vi, vii, [99], [189], [191], [212] et seq., [223], [236], [241], [242].
Foundation of suggested by George Sand, [214]
Reybaud, Mme. Charles, [86], [91]
Reynaud, Jean, [95]
Mme., [95]
Richelieu, Cardinal, [193]
Ripley, George, [84]
Rivoli, Rue de, [46], [96], [98], [99], [101], [102], [106], [107], [108], [118]
Robespierre, [205]
Robinson, Mary (Mme. Duclaux), [3]
Rochefort, Henri de, Marquis, [119], [140], [146], [152], [159], [160], [241]
Bibi, [159], [160], [162], [163], [164]
Rodrigues, [89]
Roger, actor, [131]
Mme., [131]
Rohan-Chabot, Comte de, [245]
Romagna, [76]
Romainville, Fort, [148]
Rome, [224]
Ronchaud, Louis de, [64], [65], [66], [68], [69], [72], [75], [98], [102], [105], [111], [208], [216]
Rouen, [124]
Roumania, [226]
Rousseau, Jean Jacques, [16], [207]
Royer, Mme., [70], [71]
Saïd Pasha, [92]
Saint Jean-le-Vieux, [245]
Saint-Just, [205]
Saint-Simon, Claude Henri, Comte de, [80], [86-88]
Saint-Victor, Paul de, [67], [100], [102], [135], [208], [216]
Sainte-Beuve, [54], [124], [209]
Sainte Pélagie, prison of, [93]
Sallandrouze, la Maison de, [106] and n.[¹], [171], [179], [186], [217]
Salomon, Adam, [71], [72]
Sand, George, v, [8], [15], [52], [54], [55], [56], [57], [62], [80], [86], [92], [191], [214], [237], [244].
Friendship with Mme. Adam, [120-132].
Letters to Mme. Adam, [62], [121], [128], [131], [141], [143], [168], [169], [238].
Visits Bruyères. See Bruyères.
Death, [206]
Sappho, [120]
Sarcey, [217]
Scheurer-Kestner, [179]
Schneider, [140]
Schnœbele Incident, [223]
Scholl, Aurélien, [55] and n.[¹]
Séchan, Parc de, [217]
Sedan, Battle of, [137], [190]
Segond, Mme. See Lamessine, Alice
Dr. Paul, [237]
Seine et Oise, [236]
Senlis, [3]
Seron, Dr., [1], [2], [3], [5], [6], [8], [9], [11], [12], [13], [23], [33], [34], [40], [42]
Mme., [1], [2], [5], [6-14], [16], [17], [20], [21], [23], [26], [27], [30-32], [36-42], [120]
Olympe. See Lambert, Mme.
Sévigné, Gambetta “makes his,” [182]
Sévigné,Mlle. de, [239]
Simon, Jules, [119], [140], [176]
Sismondi, [14]
Skobeleff, [228] et seq., [244]
Soissons, [14], [42], [44], [46]
Sophocles, [210]
Sorbonne, Rue de la, [85]
Spuller, [172], [179], [180], [198], [199], [200], [205], [207], [211], [216]
Staël, Mme. de, [65], [87], [90], [125], [187], [210]
Stanislas, collège, [65]
Stern, Daniel, [52], [54-57], [62-64], [94], [102], [105-106], [112], [120-125], [209], [244]
Salon, [65-70], [73], [74], [75], [76-77], [80], [98], [104], [162], [184], [208], [210]
Stevenson, Robert Louis, [2]
Stock, Baron. See Ratazzi, Mme.
Strasbourg, [203]
Sue, Eugène, [64]
Suez Canal, [89], [90], [91]
Suresne, [240]
Sussex, the, [213]
Syria, [77]
Taine, Hippolyte, [48], [214], [216], [243]
Taitbout, Rue, [90]
Talleyrand, [193]
Tangier, [190]
Tardieu, André, [197]
Taride, [56]
Texier, Edmond, [98]
Texiers, the, [106]
Thelema, Abbey of, [127]
Theuriet, André, [217]
Thierry, Augustin, [87], [217]
Thiers, v, [75], [95], [107], [108], [111], [114], [117], [134], [146], [147], [161], [162], [164-167], [171], [174], [176], [177], [183], [184], [198].
President of the Republic, [160], [172].
Resignation, [173].
Death, [199], [207]
Thomas, Emile, [126]
Tiburce, [211]
Tinayre, Marcelle, [220]
Toulon, [94], [127], [231]
Tourguénieff, [214], [217], [228]
Toussenel, Alphonse, [85], [86], [98], [99], [100], [136]
Transvaal War, [234]
Trélat, [28]
Trochu, General, [140], [145], [146], [147], [156], [157] n.[⁴]
Troubetzkoi, Princess Lise, [197]
Tuileries, [106], [166]
Tunis, French occupation of, [227], [228]
Turin, [76], [117]
Turr, [217]
Uzès, la Duchesse d’, [241]
Var, department of, [124]
Varzin, [199], [227]
Vavey, Château de, [245]
Vendôme Column, [166]
Venetia, [201]
Venice, [178]
Venizelos, [235]
Verberie, [2], [3], [4]
Verdun, [246]
Versailles, Peace of, [162], [164], [174]
National Assembly at, [164-166], [174-176]
Viardot, Mme., [72]
Viaud, Commandant. See Pierre Loti
Victor Emmanuel, King, [77], [133], [200], [201]
Victoria, Queen, [43]
Vigny, Alfred de, [63]
Villafranca, Peace of, [75], [76]
Villars, [193]
Vinoy, [157] and n.[⁴]
Voisin, [185]
Voltaire, Café, [109]
Wagner, Richard, [72-74], [104]
Wales, Prince of. See Edward VII
Washington, City of, [86]
Wells, H. G., [191]
Whiteing, Richard, [172]
William I, King of Prussia, later Emperor of Germany, [135], [136]
II, Emperor of Germany, [223], [234]
Wissembourg, Battle of, [137]
Woerth, Battle of, [137]
Zola, Emile, [102], [220]

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Transcriber's Note:

Minor typographical errors have been corrected without note. Others are noted below.
Ambiguous hyphens at the ends of lines were retained.
Some illustrations include handwritten notes. These were kept.
Mid-paragraph illustrations have been moved between paragraphs and some illustrations have been moved closer to the text that references them.
Errata listed following the List of Illustrations have been corrected in the text.
Errors corrected:
- p. 14: Odillon Barot changed to Odilon Barot.
- p. 21: “daughter” changed to “granddaughter” (… take her granddaughter back….)
- p. 44: “Jamessine” → “Lamessine” (… young Mme. Lamessine despaired….)
- p. 54: “Saint-Beuve“ → “Sainte-Beuve” (… the publisher of Victor Hugo, of Sainte-Beuve….)
- p. 55 and others: “Lamber” → “Lambert” (… “L’œuvre de Mme. Juliette Lambert”….)
- p. 71: “feminity” → “femininity” (… discarded none of her feminity.)
- p. 108: “absentionistes” → “abstentionistes” (… all parties in opposition: for abstentionistes….)
- p. 142: “courrones” → “couronnes” (…leur tresser des couronnes….
- p. 145: “forboding” → “foreboding” (… now foreboding and doubtful….)
- p. 197 and 251: “Gortschakoff” → “Gortchakoff” (… an interview with Gortchakoff.)
- p. 213: “crime journalières” → “crimes journaliers” (… demande des crimes journaliers.)
Variants unchanged: Mme. Reynaud and Mme. Reybaud.