Marie Antoinette and the Downfall of Royalty

by Imbert de Saint-Amand

Hébert, Abbé, confesses the King, [276].

Hébert (Père Duchesne) on guard at the Temple, [388].

Heine, Heinrich, quoted, [278].

Herbois, Collot d', his part in the affair of the regiment of Chateauvieux, [112] et seq.; attacks Andre Chénier, [114]; fate of, [125]; boasts of the 2d of September, [362]; urges the abolition of royalty, [387]; fate of, [391].

Hervelly, M. d', brings the order to the Swiss to cease firing, [310].

Hue, François, with the King in his captivity, [331]; receives from the King a lock of his hair, [346].

Huguenin, the orator of the insurrectionists of June 20, [192]; chief of the Commune, [316].

Insurrectionists of June 20, organization of, [182]; enter the hall of the Assembly, [193]; break into the Tuileries, [198].

Isle, Rouget de l', author of the Marseillaise, [269].

Jacobin Club, place of its meeting, [5]; its affiliations, [6]; Lafayette's remarks on, [9]; joy of at, the death of Gustavus III., [44]; the insurrectionary power of, [177]; of Brest and Marseilles, send two battalions to Paris, [268]; royalist, in June, 1792, [385].