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Notes
CHAPTER I
1. New Cambridge Modern History (NCMH), VIII, 714.
2. Lefebvre, Georges, French Revolution, I, 41.
3. Aulard, Alphonse, Christianity and the French Revolution, 36–37.
4. Ibid., 29.
5. Taine, Hippolyte, French Revolution, I, 147, 158.
6. Morley, John, Biographical Studies, 411.
7. Lefebvre, French Revolution, I, 42.
8. Sieyès, E.-J., What Is the Third Estate?, 51.
9. Taine, French Revolution, III, 318.
10. Pierre Gaxotte in Greenlaw, R. W., Economic Origins of the French Revolution, 43.
11. See Durant, Rousseau and Revolution, 71–77.
12. Roland, Mme., Private Memoirs.
13. Taine, The Ancient Regime, 317.
14. C. E. Labrousse in Greenlaw, 62; Lefebvre, Études sur la Révolution française, 229, 239.
15. La Bruyère, Jean de, Characters, XII, 128, 318.
16. A. Aulard in Greenlaw, 25.
17. Lefebvre, Études, 351, 435.
18. Michelet, Jules, French Revolution, I, 185; Taine, French Revolution, I, 3.
19. NCMH, VIII, 660.
20. Young, Arthur, Travels in France, 197.
21. Campan, Jeanne-Louise, Memoirs of the Private Life of Marie Antoinette, II, 216.
22. Tocqueville, Alexis de, L’Ancien Régime, 190–91.
CHAPTER II
1. Michelet, French Revolution, I, 84.
2. Rude, George, Robespierre, 123.
3. Morley, Biographical Studies, 287.
4. Michelet, I, 498.
5. Encyclopaedia Britannica, XIX, 392b.
6. Lefebvre, Études, 145.
7. Aulard, French Revolution, I, 230.
8. Ibid., 309, 359; Lefebvre, Études, 145.
9. Durant, Rousseau and Revolution, 951–54.
10. Brinton, Crane, The Jacobins, 15.
11. Mathiez, Albert, French Revolution, 44.
12. Ibid.
13. Mirabeau, speech of July 9, 1789.
14. Mathiez, 46.
15. EB, III, 264d; Gramont, Sanche de, Epitaph for Kings, 378.
16. Taine, French Revolution, I, 42.
17. Campan, Memoirs, II, 59.
18. Ibid., 66.
19. Gramont, Sanche de, Epitaph for Kings, 384.
20. Gottschalk, L. R., Jean-Paul Marat, 6–8.
21. Ibid., 4.
22. MacLaurin, C., Post Mortem, 200.