[240] Symes alludes to the fate of Louis XVI.
[241] See book i. chap. iv. p. 78.
[242] I continue the narrative in the words of Sangermano, p. 50.
[243] According to Malcom (vol. i. p. 157), the fourth son.
[244] His reign, however, included eleven days.—Symes, vol. i. p. 227.
[245] My chief authority is Symes, vol. i. p. 218 sq.
[246] Symes, vol. i. pp. 221-224. Sangermano’s account, it will be perceived, is somewhat different.
[247] Ava, vol. i. p. 231.
[248] See book i. chap. ii. p. 40.
[249] My chief authority is Crawfurd, vol. ii. pp. 1-9.