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Line 16,—qu'on Jui &e—His eyes to be bandaged, 1d rocher, Line 17.—voir—"10 look.

the first. Line 13.—à se mettre &c—To kneel, Line 20.—poux—T, Line 21.—en—Tike.

Line 23,.morts— Who died, Line 24.—précieusement—],ovingliy, er, croire, Line 28,—On frémit—One shudders, ‘eposition. Line 81.—non le pouvoir—]f he had power to grant thern half-anhour, why had he not power to grant them more? See Note p. 78, 1. 86.

Pace 82,

as impoys- Line 4—uusx anglais With the English. Line 6.—plus d’une fois—Seo Note p. 40, 1. 14. ent ER RE SE CHAPTER V, THE ROYALISTS CONTINUE THE STRUGGLE—CONFERENCE OF THE KEPUBLICAN GENERALS—IMPATIENCE OF HOUHE—COMMANDER OF THE ARMY CF THE WEST--ANOTHER FNGLISH EXPEDITION—THE them. COMTE D'ARTOIS LANDS—FAILUR OF THE EXPEDITION AND DEPARspare the TURE OF THÉ FLERT—DIFFICULTIES OF HACHE’S POSITION--PECULIAR CHARACTER OF THE VENDEAN WAR—-HOCHE’S PLAN—LINE OF DISthis was ABMAMENT—THS REACTION OF THERMIDOR—THE THREE ARMIES onvention, UNITED UNDER COMMAND OF HOCHE—VISIT TO PARIS—STATE OF Directory THINGS ON HIS RETURN — SUCCESS OF HIS PLAN — H1$ LETTERS AT ts and the THIS TIME—CHARETTE STILL FIGHTING—TAKEN PRISONER, TPIED, AND SHOT—LA VENDÉE PACIFIED—BRITANNY NEXT REDYCED—CLOSE OF THE WAR—HOCHE’S GOVERNMENT OF THESE PROYINCES—RESPECT re had, or AND ESTEEM IN Wi!ICH HE WAS HELD — HIS SERVICES RECOGNIZED ender, has BY THE DIRECTORY.

Lao Line 16.—La fureur &e—Rage took possession of his soul. e 66

comme représailles—}1 retaliation.

Line 19,—témoignages- Marks.

Line 22,—Louis XVIIT.— Brother of Louis XVI. and the Comte d’Artois.—After the death of his nephew in 1795, he assumed the title of Louis XVIII, Having frequently

s on their changeü his place of residence, he came to England in 1807, where he remained until the fall of Napoleon in 1814. Next year he again fled, but was restored after

the battle of Waterlco, and reigned till his deatlrin 1824,

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