de Normandie," VII. 505-518. (Reports of the Parliament of
Normandy, May 3,1788. Letter from the Parliament to the King, July
15, 1789.)

[4] Arthur Young, "Voyages in France," June 29th, July 2nd and 18th
-- " Journal de Paris," January 2, 1789. Letter of the curé of
Sainte-Marguerite.

[5] Buchez and Roux, IV. 79-82. (Letter from the intermediary
bureau of Montereau, July 9, 1789; from the maire of Villeneuve-le-
Roi, July 10th; from M. Baudry, July 10th; from M. Prioreau, July
11th, etc.) -- Montjoie, "Histoire de la Révolution de France," 2nd
part, ch. XXI, p. 5.

[6] Roux et Buchez, ibid. "It is very unfortunate," writes the
Marquis d'Autichamp, "to be obliged to cut down the standing crops
ready to be gathered in; but it is dangerous to let the troops die
of hunger."

[7] Montjoie, "Histoire de la Révolution de France," ch. XXXIX, V,
37. -- De Goncourt, "La Société Française pendant la Révolution,"
p. 5l3. -- Deposition of Maillard (Criminal Inquiry of the
Châtelet concerning the events of October 5th and 6th).

[8] De Tocqueville, "L'Ancien Régime et la Révolution," 272-290. De
Lavergne, "Les Assemblées provinciales," 109. Procès-verbaux des
assemblées provinciales, passim.

[9] A magistrate who gives judgment in a lower court in cases
relative to taxation. These terms are retained because there are no