Love and libertyFront matterReading editionChapter navigation67 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterLOVE AND LIBERTY.Chapter I · HOW M. DUMAS CAME TO WRITE THESE MEMOIRS.Chapter I · CONCERNING HIS PARENTAGE AND EARLY YOUTH.Chapter II · THE FIRST SEEDS OF A POLITICAL FAITH.Chapter III · A STRANGER OF INFLUENCE TURNS UP.Chapter IV · I EDUCATE MYSELF FOR CONTINGENCIES.Chapter V · I BREAK WITH THE ARISTOCRACY.Chapter VI · THE NATION AND THE BASTILLE.—VERDICT FOR THE FORMER.Chapter VII · CONCERNING THE BASTILLE.Chapter VIII · THE DUKE D’ENGHIEN’S LAST DAY’S SPORT.Chapter IX · I GO TO MAKE CAPTIVES AND AM TAKEN CAPTIVE MYSELF.Chapter X · TOUCHING MADEMOISELLE SOPHIE.Chapter XI · WHAT “BROTHERHOOD” MEANT.Chapter XII · WHAT PASSED IN THE FOREST.Chapter XIII · THE PEOPLE IN COUNCIL.Chapter XIV · MY NEW PARISIAN FRIENDS.Chapter XV · I GO TO THE JACOBINS’ CLUB.Chapter XVI · PARIS BEFORE THE REVOLUTION.Chapter XVII · I ATTEND A MEETING AT THE CORDELIERS.Chapter XVIII · THE FEMALE ELEMENT IN POLITICS.Chapter XIX · THE FIELD OF THE FEDERATION.Chapter XX · I GO BACK AGAIN.Chapter XXI · I EXCHANGE MY GUN FOR THE PLANE.Chapter XXII · MY NEW LIFE UNDER SOPHIE’S FATHER.Chapter XXIII · THE ARRIVAL OF THE DRAGOONS.Chapter XXIV · THE NIGHT OF THE 21ST OF AUGUST, 1791.Chapter XXV · THE TRAGEDY OF ROYALTY BEGINS.Chapter XXVI · WHAT HAPPENED AT PARIS BEFORE THE DEPARTURE.Chapter XXVII · HOW THEY SET OUT.Chapter XXVIII · THE ROAD.Chapter XXIX · STILL IN FLIGHT.Chapter XXX · WHAT HAPPENED IN THE GROCER’S LITTLE SHOP.Chapter XXXI · THE RETURN OF ROYALTY IN ARREST.Chapter XXXII · WHAT M. DE BOUILLE DID IN THE MEANTIME.Chapter XXXIII · AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE TURNS UP.Chapter XXXIV · THE CRITICS CRITICISED.Chapter XXXV · IS LOVE ETERNAL?Chapter XXXVI · BARNAVE AND PETION.Chapter XXXVII · PARIS.Chapter XXXVIII · I RESUME MY ORIGINAL PROFESSION.Chapter XXXIX · TOUCHING THE PRINCESS LAMBALLE.Chapter XL · THE TIDE RISES.Chapter XLI · CONCERNING THE BILL OF FORFEITURE.Chapter XLII · WHAT TOOK PLACE BETWEEN THE HAIRDRESSER AND THE INVALID.Chapter XLIII · THE RED FLAG.Chapter XLIV · THE MASSACRE OF THE CHAMP DE MARS.Chapter XLV · ROBESPIERRE PAYS A VISIT TO M. DUPLAY.Chapter XLVI · INSTALLATION.Chapter XLVII · A BREAK.Chapter XLVIII · THE THREAT IS LOUDER.Chapter XLIX · THE KING QUITS THE TUILERIES.Chapter L · THE MASSACRES OF SEPTEMBER.Chapter LI · THE KING’S TRIAL PROCEEDED WITH.Chapter LII · NEAR THE BLOCK.Chapter LIII · THE SACRIFICE OF BLOOD.Chapter LIV · EXECUTION OF LOUIS XVI.Chapter LV · WHAT FOLLOWS.Chapter LVI · THE REIGN OF TERROR.Chapter LVII · WHOLESALE MASSACRE.Chapter LVIII · MARIE ANTOINETTE.Chapter LIX · MARIE ANTOINETTE FINDS PEACE AT LAST.Chapter LX · THE TWENTY-TWO.Chapter LXI · THE RED FLAG.Chapter LXII · THE BLOOD OF WOMEN.Chapter LXIII · ROBESPIERRE FALLS.FOOTNOTES:Beginning of this editionNext chapter →LOVE AND LIBERTY.All chapters and sections (67)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsLOVE AND LIBERTY.Chapters1123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263Other sectionsFOOTNOTES:Original coverLOVE AND LIBERTY. →
