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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER—The 30th October, 1870—The Hôtel de Ville invaded—Governor Trochu resigns—A Revolt attempted—Meetings, Place de la Bastille—The Prussians enter Paris—Hostility of the National Guard

I. The Memorable 18th of March—Line and Nationals

Fraternise—Discipline at a Discount

II. Assassination of Generals Lecomte and Clément Thomas

III. Proclamation of M. Picard—The Government retires to Versailles

IV. The New Regime Proclaimed—Obscurity of New Masters

V. Paris Hesitates—Small Sympathy with Versailles

VI. The Buttes Montmartre

VII. An Issue Possible—An Approved Proclamation

VIII. Demonstration of the Friends of Order

IX. The Drama of the Rue de la Paix—Victims to Order

X. A Wedding

XI. The Bourse and Belleville

XII. Watching and Waiting

XIII. A Timid but Prudent Person

XIV Some Federal Opinions

XV. Proclamation of Admiral Saisset—Paris Satisfied.

XVI. A Widow

XVII. The Central Committee Triumphs

XVIII. Paris Elections

XIX. The Commune a Fact—A Motley Assembly

XX. Proclamation of the Elections

XXI. A Batch of Official Decrees—Landlord, and Tenant

XXII. Requisitions and Feasts

XXIII. Removals and Retirements

XXIV. A General Flight

XXV. An Envoy to Garibaldi

XXVI. Commencement of Civil War—Beyond the Arc de Triomphe

XXVII. Mont Valérien opens on the Federals—Contradictory News

XXVIII. Death of General Duval—Able Administration

XXIX. Antipathy to the Church—The Archbishop Interrogated

XXX. The Accomplices of Versailles

XXXI. Death of Colonel Flourens

XXXII. The Cross and the Red Flag

XXXIII. Colonel Assy of Creuzot—Disgrace of Lullier

XXXIV. Fighting goes on

XXXV. Federal Funerals

XXXVI. Prudent Counsel

XXXVII. Suppression of Newspapers

XXXVIII. The Second Bombardment—Avenue de la Grande Armée—Reckless Aim of the Versaillais

XXXIX. The Plan of Bergeret

XL. Another General—Police and Pressgang—A Citizen of the World

XLI. Women and Children

XLII. Why is Conciliation Impossible?

XLIII. The Portable Guillotine

XLIV. The Common Grave

XLV. Idle Paris

XLVI. The Press

XLVII. Day follows Day

XLVIII. The Condemned Column—Model Decrees

XLIX. Thiers and Conciliation—Paris and France

L. Communist Caricatures—Political Satire

LI. Gustave Courbet—Federation of Art—Courbet, President

LII. Camp, Place Vendôme

LIII. Elections of the 16th of April

LIV. The "Change" under the Commune

LV. Elections sans Electors—Farce of Universal Suffrage

LVI. À la Mode de Londres

LVII. The Little Sisters of the Poor

LVIII. Bécon and Asnières taken—Declaration to the French

People—Federation of Communes—The Commune or the Deluge

LIX. A Court-Martial

LX. A Heroic Gamin

LXI. Killing the Dead

LXII. The Truce at Neuilly—Porte-Maillot destroyed—Neuilly in Ruins

LXIII. Masonic Mediation—The Envoy of Peace—Citizens and Brothers—A

White Flag on Porte-Maillot

LXIV. Prudent Monsieur Pyat

LXV. Resources of the Commune—The Royal Road to Riches

LXVI. The Prophecy of Proudhon

LXVII. Revolutionary Balloons

LXVIII. A Confession of Conscience

LXIX. Communist Journalism—Sensation Articles

LXX. Fort Issy falls

LXXI. Cluseret arrested

LXXII. The Executive Commission—Committee of Public Safety

LXXIII. A Competent Tribunal

LXXIV. The Password betrayed

LXXV. The Condemned Chapel

LXXVI. Restitution is Robbery

LXXVII. The Nuns of Picpus

LXXVIII. Rossel resigns—The Semblance of a Government

LXXIX. Want of Funds—The Sinews of War

LXXX. Passwords—The Chariot of Apollo—Refractories

LXXXI. Sacrilege—Clubs in the Churches

LXXXII. Refractories in Danger

LXXXIII. The Home of M. Thiers, Demolition and Removal

LXXXIV. Filial Love

LXXXV. Communal Secessionists—Save himself who can

LXXXVI. The Failing Cause—The Column Vendôme falls

LXXXVII. A Concert at the Tuileries

LXXXVIII. Cartridge Magazine Explosion

LXXXIX. The Advent of Action—Paris ceases to smile

XC. The Troops enter—Street Fortifications—Insurgents at home

XCI. Arrests and Murders

XCII. Fire and Sword

XCIII. Barricade at the Place de Clichy

XCIV. Rack and Ruin

XCV. Bloodshed and Brigandage

XCVI. Hôtel de Ville on Fire—A Furnace

XCVII. Pétroleurs and Pétroleuses

XCVIII. Streets of Paris

XCIX. The Expiring Demons—The Hostages—Reprisals—Cemeteries

C. Sewers and Catacombs

CI. Mourning and Sadness