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ANALYTICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE. XXIX

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Care of her Education by her Father, an Engraver of some merit 261Domestic Economy of her parental Roof - - -262

Madame Phlipon’s Piety - - - - 262

Mademoiselle Phlipon’s Residence in a Convent - - 263

Her Admiration of Blaise Pascal and Port Royal, or the Jan-senist’ Party - - - - 263

She rejects the Theories of M. Helvetius - - 263

Her Enthusiasm in the Cause of Liberty - 264

Her Rejection of many Suitors - - 265

Death of Madame Phlipon - - - - 265

Impression of the “ Nouvelle Heloise” on the ardent Mind ofManon Phlipon - 267

Her Habits of Economy and Seclusion from Society - - 267

History of M. Roland de la Platidre - - - 268

1779. iEtat. 25. His Offer to marry Mademoiselle Phlipon, and Refusal

by her Father - 268

1780. jEtat. 26. Their Union takes place - - - 270

Madame Roland accompanies her Husband to Switzerland and

England - 271

Her Letters - - - 271, 274

1786. JEtat. 32. Her placid Temper, and domestic Happiness - 274

1789. The French Revolution . M. Roland’s Mission from the Munici-pality of Lyon to the National Assembly on financial Affairs - 272

1791. JEtat. 37. Madame Roland’s Visit to, and Residence in, Paris - 273

Writings of M. Roland - 273

Beauty and political Influence of Madame Roland - - 273

M. and Mdme. Roland form a Friendship with Brissot and the

Gironde Party - - 273

Madame Roland’s Opinions anti-monarchical - - 275

Position of Louis XVI. - -275

1792. M. Roland appointed Minister of the Interior - - 277

General Dumouriez Minister for Foreign Affairs - - 277

Roland’s Letter to Louis XVI . written by his Wife, occasions his

Dismission - 278

Recalled to the Ministry - - - 279

The Massacre of Prisoners in September alarms Madame Roland 280Robespierre, Danton, and Marat - - - - 280

Description of Madame de Roland - - -281

M. Roland exhibits considerable Intrepidity during the popularAgitations - 282

Madame Roland is hated by the “ Mountain” Party - - 283

Robespierre denounced by Louvet - ... 284

1793. Death of the King - - -285

M. Roland resigns - - 286

Arrest of Madame Roland - - - - 287

Her calm Demeanour - - 288

The Reign of Terror in Paris and France - - -290

Condemnation of the Girondists - 290

Brissot and the Girondists executed - - - 291

Accusation and Defence of Madame Roland - - 291