[Footnote 85: Garden, vol. ix., pp. 157, 189, 255.]
[Footnote 86: "Corresp.," Nos. 10522 and 10544. For a French account see the "Mems." of Baron Desvernois, p. 288.]
[Footnote 87: "F.O. Records," Naples, No. 73.]
[Footnote 88: This was on Napoleon's advice. He wrote to Talleyrand from Rambouillet on August 18th, to give as an excuse for the delay, "The Emperor is hunting and will not be back before the end of the week.">[
[Footnote 89: So too Napoleon said at St. Helena to Las Cases: "Fox's death was one of the fatalities of my career.">[
[Footnote 90: Despatches of September 26th and October 6th.]
[Footnote 91: Bailleu, "Frankreich und Preussen," Introd.]
[Footnote 92: Decree of July 26th.]
[Footnote 93: See "Corresp." No. 10604, note; also Talleyrand's letter of August 4th ("Lettres inédites," p. 245), showing the indemnities that might be offered to Prussia after the loss of Hanover: they included, of course, little States, Anhalt, Lippe, Waldeck, etc.]
[Footnote 94: Gentz, "Ausgew. Schriften," vol. v., p. 252.
Conversation with Lucchesini.]