Note 31 — Chapter 37 A Babel of Tongues—The German Umwalzungsmänner—The French Red Montagnards—The Italian Fuorusciti in Geneva—Mazzini, Garibaldi, and Orsini—The Roman and the German Traditions—A Trip on ‘The Prince Radetsky’

Grandville, Jean-Ignace-Isidore (born 1802), was one of the most celebrated book-illustrators of his time. Perhaps his most famous book is Les animaux peints par eux-mêmes. He was deeply interested in animals, insects, and fishes, and drew them wonderfully. He edited La Caricature, in which all the most eminent people of his time in Paris are depicted. He died, insane, in 1850.—(Translator’s Note.)