[494] Thiers, tom. vi., p. 291; Lacretelle, tom. xii., p. 53.
[495] Lacretelle, tom. xii., p. 22.
[496] See it in Lacretelle, tom. xii., p. 23.
[497] Lacretelle, tom. xii., p. 30; Thiers, tom. vi., p. 273.
[498] Thiers, tom. vi., p. 307.
[499] Lacretelle, tom. xii., p. 61.
[500] "Robespierre was a fanatic, a monster, but he was incorruptible, and incapable of robbing, or of causing the deaths of others, from a desire of enriching himself. He was an enthusiast, but one who believed that he was acting right, and died not worth a sous."—Napoleon, Voice from St. Helena, vol. ii., p. 170.
[501] Thiers, tom. vi., p. 328; Lacretelle, tom. xii., p. 71.
[502] "I know," said Henriot, "the road to the Convention."—"Go," said Robespierre, "separate the wicked from the weak; deliver the Assembly from the wretches who enthral it. March! you may yet save liberty!"—Thiers, tom. vi., p. 337.
[503] Lacretelle, tom. xii., p. 85.