[21] Arthur Young, June 9th, 24th, and 26th. - "La France libre,"
passim, by C. Desmoulins.

[22] C. Desmoulins, letters to his father, and Arthur Young, June
9th.

[23] Montjoie, 2nd part, 69, 77, 124, 144. C. Desmoulins, letter,
of June 24th and the following days.

[24] Etienne Dumont, "Souvenirs," p.72. - C. Desmoulins, letter
of; June 24th. - Arthur Young, June 25th. - Buchez and Roux,
II. 28.

[25] Bailly, I. 227 and 179. - Monnier, "Recherches sur les
causes," etc. I. 289, 291; II.61; -- Malouet, I. 299; II. 10.
-- "Actes des Apôtres," V.43. (Letter of M. de Guillermy, July
31st, 1790). - Marmontel, I. 28: "The people came even into the
Assembly, to encourage their partisans, to select and indicate their
victims, and to terrify the feeble with the dreadful trial of open
balloting."

[26] Manuscript letters of M. Boullé, deputy, to the municipal
authorities of Pontivy, from May 1st, 1789, to September 4th, 1790
(communicated by M. Rosenzweig, archivist at Vannes). June 16th,
1789: "The crowd gathered around the hall . . . was, during these
days, from 3,000 to 4,000 persons."

[27] Letters of M. Boullé, June 23rd. "How sublime the moment, that
in which we enthusiastically bind ourselves to the country by a new