[65] See Chapter XII, Part II, and Mémoires de la Genlis, vol. iii.
[66] Journal de Delille, Part I, Chapter VII, and Mémoires secrets, March 18th, 1876.
[67] See Chapter I, Part I.
[68] See the schedule drawn up at the period of the Revolution.
[69] Newspapers were very rare then, and the populace did not read them. Besides, the Italian papers said little about the Princess’s journey; and it was only the Gazette de France that wrote about it at any length.
[70] See Chapter VI, Part II.
[71] See Chapter III, Part II.
[72] See Chapter XII, Part II.
[73] Ibid.
[74] We read in the Muratore that when it was seen that she had brought forth a dead child, a living one was hastily procured, and shown for a time to the Duchess, so as to spare her a sudden and dangerous grief.