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XXV111 ANALYTICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE.

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He publishes a Journal of the Proceedings of the Chambers - 234His political "Writings - - „ 235

The National Assembly - 253

He draws a Line between the royal and legislative Power, orbetween the Throne and the People - - 236

His Energy and Eloquence in the Chamber - - 238

Address to Louis XVI . . . 239

1789. Death of the Marquis Victor de Mirabeau - - 240

Mirabeau’s genuine Sorrow on that Event, forgetful of his longPersecution by his Father - - -240

Louis ’ Ministers draw Troops around the Capital - - 240

Destruction of the Bastille - -241

Mirabeau’s Speech against the Court Party , on the Scarcity ofGrain - . 242

He supports M. Necker’s Proposal of a Subsidy of one-fourth ofthe Income of ali Proprietors - - - 242

He maintains that the Royal Authority is essential to the Balanceof Power between the Aristocracy and People - - 243

The Orleans Party - _ 237, 246

Popularity of Mirabeau with the Parisians - - 247

In what degree Mirabeau is to be considered the real Defenderof the Monarchy - -248

He negociates with the Court ... 249

His Enthusiasm nevertheless maintains his Influence over theNational Assembly . 250

His Speech on the Establishment of the Convention - -250

1791. .®tat. 42. His splendid Style of Living - 251

Supposed to be supplied by the Court with Resources , as the chiefSupporter of Royalty - 251

His Deference to the Assembly, and Conciseness of his energeticSpeeches - 252

Original of his Treaty with the Court , in the Hand-writing ofMonsieur [Louis XV11IJ - - - -252

Mirabeau’s ill Health - - - 253

His last Struggle with the Jacobins, or “ Mountain ” - 254

Sickness of Mirabeau excites the Fears of both King and People 255His notion of the Character of the Rt. Hon. William Pitt - 256Death of Mirabeau - - 256

His Sepulture in the Pantheon at Paris - - 257

His Misfortunes - - - - - 257

His wit - - - - - - 258

His Character of La Fayette - 258

Allusion to his military Talents - 259

MADAME ROLAND.

1754—1793.

Mdmoires of Madame Roland , and Considerations thereon - 2601754. Birth of Manon Pblipon - - 261