1786. Pont Notre-Dame was the “bridge of honour.” Sovereigns coming to

Paris in state crossed it to enter the city. Close up to it stood for nearly two hundred years--1670 to 1856--the Pompe Notre-Dame, from which all the fountains of the district were supplied with water. Pont d’Arcole, built as we now see it in 1854, succeeded a wooden bridge erected in 1828 with the name Pont de la Grève, commonly called Pont de la Balance. It gained its present name, recalling Napoléon’s victory of 1796, in the Revolution of 1830, when a youth at the head of a band of insurgents rushed upon the bridge waving the tricolor and shouting: “If I die, remember my name is Arcole.” Pont-au-Double, so called because to cross it passengers paid a double toll for the benefit of the Hôtel-Dieu, is a nineteenth-century construction, replacing the original bridge of the name built in the sixteenth century, a little higher up the river. Pont de l’Archevêché dates from 1828. Pont St-Louis, joining l’Île de la Cité to l’Île St-Louis, was built in 1614 as a wooden bridge painted red and called, therefore, Pont-Rouge. Like all wooden erections of the age, it was damaged by fire, and in the eighteenth century at the time of the Revolution, “icebergs” on the Seine knocked it over. An iron footbridge was put up in its place and remained till 1862, when the bridge we see was built. Pont Louis-Philippe was built in the same year to replace a suspension bridge paying toll. Pont de la Tournelle, built as we see it in 1851, began as a wooden bridge of fourteenth-century erection.[I] Pont Marie was not, as one might suppose, named in honour of the Virgin, nor after Marie de’ Medici, who laid its first stone. It simply records the name of its constructor, who was “Entrepreneur-Général des Ponts de France” at the time. Fifty houses were built upon it. Some were destroyed by floods a few years later, others razed in 1788. The two Ponts de Sully are, except Pont de Tolbiac, the most modern of Paris bridges, built some years after the Franco-Prussian war, replacing two older bridges of slight importance. Pont d’Austerlitz dates from 1806, the year of the great battle. When the Emperor fell the Allies demanded the suppression of the name, and the French Government of the day called the bridge Pont du Jardin du Roi, referring to the Jardin des Plantes in its vicinity (_see_ p. 155). The name did not catch on. The people would have none of it. It has remained a reminder of Napoléon’s victory. It has been enlarged more than once, the last time in 1885. Pont de Bercy was built in 1835, rebuilt 1864. Pont de Tolbiac, in 1895. Pont National, a footbridge, in 1853. [Illustration: PARIS _Limite des Arrondts_] INDEX TO HISTORIC PERSONS A Abelard, 91, 135 About, Edmond, 228 Affre, Monseigneur, Archbishop of Paris, 250, 289 Agnesseau, Henri d’, 200, 274 Madame de, 274 Agrippa, 147 Alba, Duque d’, 197 Albert, le Grand, Maître, 134-5 Alexander I, Czar, 217 Alexander III, Pope, 88 Amélie, Ex-Queen Dowager of Portugal, 195 Ancre, Maréchale d’, 168 Angoulême, Duc d’, 44 Angoulême, Duchesse d’ (daughter of Louis XVI), 148, 258, 161 Anjou, Charles d’, King of Naples and Sicily, 110 Anjou, Duc d’, King of Poland, 222 Anjou, Duc de, _see_ Orléans, Gaston d’ Anne d’Autriche, Queen, 14, 32, 59, 154, 188, 205, 300, 341 Anne de Bretagne, Queen, 184 Arcole, 343 Arc, Jeanne d’, 27, 209, 289 Armagnacs, the, 310 Arnaud of Andilly, recluse, 316 Arnould, Sophie, 60 Artagnan, Lieutenant-Captain d’, 22 Astley’s Circus, 241 Atkins, Mrs. (_née_ Walpole), 200, 205 Auber, 229 Aubert, M., vicaire, 134 Aubray, Antoine d’, 116 Aubriot, Prévôt de Paris (13th century), 107 Aubriot, Hugues, Prévôt du Roi, 123 Augier, Émile, 32 Aulard, Pierre, 98 Aymon, Les Quatre Fils d’, 76 B Balbi, Comtesse de, 175 Ballard, 35-6 Ballu, 26 Balsamo, Joseph, Comte de Cagliostro, 84, 303 Balue, Jean de la, 76 Balzac, Honoré de, 72, 83, 165, 172, 216, 256, 271-2 Barbette, 82 Barclay, Robert, 161 Barras, 164, 229 Barrère, 27 Barrias, 264 Bartholdi, 337 Basville, Lamoignon de, 196 Batz, Baron, 58 Baudelaire, 329 Baudry, Paul, 41 Bault, and his wife, 110 Beauharnais, Eugène de, 205 Beauharnais family, 198 Beauharnais, Joséphine (later Empress), 60, 164, 165, 168, 171, 217, 225, 298 Beauharnais, Vicomte de, 171 Beaumarchais, 111, 228, 303 Beauvais, Pierre de, 198 Beauvalet, 198 Beauvau, Prince de, 211 Bègue, 296 Belhomme, Dr., 244 Bellefond, Abbesse de, 235 Béranger, 32, 41, 78, 272 Berlioz, 224, 227, 228, 282 Berlioz, Madame (_née_ Smithson), 282 Bernadotte, 235 Bernhardt, Sarah, 301 Berri, Duc de, 52, 217, 219 Berri, Duchesse de, 217, 270, 300 Berryer, 196 Biard, 73 Blanche of Castille, Queen, 39, 137, 177, 252 Blanche, Docteur, 273, 285 Blanche de France, 104 Blanche, Queen, widow of Philippe de Valois, 252 Blücher, Marshal, 337 Boffrand, 29, 205 Boigne, Comtesse de, 210 Boileau, 174, 275, 328 Boisgelon, Roualle de, 338 Boissy d’Anglas, 331 Bonheur, Rosa, 176, 185 Bosi, 10 Bossuet, 33, 39, 98, 186 Bossuet, Abbé, 92-3 Bouchandon, 197 Boucher, 39 Boulanger, Général, 265 Bourbon, Cardinal Charles de, 174 Bourbon, Comte de, 39 Bourbon, Duchesse de, 217 Bourbon-Condé, Mlle. de, Abbesse de Remiremont, 193 Bourbon, Louis de, Prince de Condé, 200-1 Bourdon, 159 Bourguignons, the, 310 Bourrienne, 237 Bragelonne, Nicolas de, 330 Breteuil, Général de, 191 Breteuil, Marquis de, 33, 234 Briancourt, 116 Brienne, de, 331 Brinvilliers, Madame de, 116, 118, 135 Brissac, Duc de, 248 Brisson, Président, 7 Brosse, Jacques de, 164 Brosse, Salomon de, 104, 162 Bruillevert, Comte de, 334 Brunehaut, Queen, 22 Buffon, 155, 156 Buonaparte, Caroline (Murat), 217 Buonaparte, Jérôme, 17, 157 Buonaparte, Lætitia (Madame-mère), 199 Buonaparte, Lucien, 219 Buonaparte, Napoléon, _see_ Napoléon I Buonaparte, Napoléon, Orma, 17 Buonaparte, Pauline (Princesse Borghese), 218 Buonaparte, Prince Victor, 17 Buonarotti, Michael Angelo, 4 C Cadoual, 42, 68, 206 Cagliostro, Comte de, 84, 303 Caillé, 331 Cain, Georges, 81 Calvin, Jean, 148 Cambon, 28 Cambronne, Général, 260 Camille, Sœur, 168-9 Carême, Antoine, 36 Carlos, King of Portugal, 195 Carnot, 219 Carnot family, 205, 331 Carpeaux, 223 Casabianca, 60 Casanova, 58 Casimir, King of Poland, 174 Cassini, 256 Castanier, de, 61 Catherine de’ Medici, Queen, 8, 9, 10, 39, 79, 154, 157, 203, 267, 322 Caumartin, Prévôt des Marchands, 223 Cavaignac, 298, 309 Celestin V, Pope, 303 Cernuschi, 318 Certain, Vicaire, 142 Cerutti, 230 Chabanais, Marquis de, 244 Chalgrin, 28, 140, 164, 175, 176, 215, 217 Champaigne, Philippe, de, 110, 151, 328 Chanac, Guillaume de, Archbishop of Paris, 135, 160 Chantal, Mme de, 120 Charcot, Dr., 312 Charlemagne, 22, 88, 209, 258 Charles I of England, 14, 267 Charles-le-Mauvais, 40 Charles V, Emperor, 3 Charles V, King, 2, 38, 39, 108, 116, 117, 118, 120, 123, 247, 303, 321, 323 Charles VI, 23, 98, 252 Charles VII, 43 Charles IX, 7, 10, 270 Charles X, 219 Charlotte de Bavière, 166 Charost, Duc de, 218 Charpentier, 157 Charpentier, Gabrielle, 323 Chaslun, Pierre de, Abbot of Cluny, 138 Châtel, Jean, 26 Chavannes, Puvis de, 147, 228, 277 Châteaubriand, 28, 204, 207, 218, 258, 331 Châteaubriand, Madame, 258 Chénier, André, 58, 165, 237, 248, 273 Cherubini, 234 Chevalier, Honoré, 175 Childebert, King, 90, 173, 181 Chimay, Princesse de (_ci-devant_ Mme Tallien), 214 Choiseul, Duc and Duchesse de, 60 Choiseul, Ducs de, 53 Chopin, 31, 209 Christine de France, 180 Cinq Mars, 108 Clarence, Duke of, 74 Claretie, 228 Clavière, 240 Clemenceau, 268 Clementine, Princess, of Belgium, 17 Clermont, Robert de, 39 Clermont, Bishop of, 141 Clisson, Connétable Olivier de, 74 Clothilde, Princess, 17 Clovis, King, 209 Cochin, Vicaire, 256 Colbert, 4, 132, 213, 250, 256 Coligny, Admiral, 7, 21, 26 Commines, Philippe de, 266 Comte, Auguste, 82, 170, 185 Concini, 7 Condé, le Grand, 113, 331 Condé, Louis de Bourbon, Prince de, 200-1 Conflans, Jean de, 39 Conti, brother of Condé, 331 Conti, Princesse de, 168 Coppée, François, 243, 286 Corday, Charlotte, 18, 173, 185, 206, 210, 212 Corneille, Pierre, 32, 58 Corot, 167, 234, 237 Cotte, Robert de, 197, 330 Cousin, Jules, 82 Coustou, 10, 159, 212 Couthon, 28, 316 Coysevox, 135, 159, 212 Crawford, 227 Cuvier, 156, 207 D Dagobert, King, 86, 91, 113, 289, 327 Dangest, 299 Dante, 132, 135 Danton, 333 Darboy, Mgr., Archbishop of Paris, 241-2, 243 Daubenton, 156 Daubigny, 229 Daudet, Alphonse, 111, 120, 165, 200 David, 324 David, Bishop of Moray, 161 Deguerry, Abbé, 209, 243 Deibler, 319 Dejazet, 302 De la Bedoyère, Colonel, 234 De la Brosse, Guy, 155 Delacroix, 175 Delamair, 74, 75 De la Meilleraie, Maréchale, 207 De la Rapée, 326 De la Reynie, 98 Delaroche, 171 De la Rochefoucault, Cardinal, 145, 188 De la Tour d’Auvergne, Abbesse de Montmartre, 232 De la Tour-du-Pin-Gouvernet family, 76 De la Vallette, Comtesse, 219 De la Vallière, Louise, 153-4, 257, 267, 317 Delavigne, Casimir, 233 De l’Épée, Abbé, 33, 153, 303 Delorme, Marion, 82, 120 Delorme, Philibert, 8, 59 Desaix, Général, 49, 340 Descartes, 158 Desmoulins, Camille, 17, 18, 162, 165 Diane de France, 111 Diderot, 27, 304-5 Dionis, 156 Doge, the (1686), 198 Doré, Gustave, 199, 228 Dosne, Mme, 229 Dosne, Mlle, 229 Duban, 6 Dubarry, Jean, 59 Dubarry, Mme, 58, 135 Dumas, 226 Dumas, Alexandre, _père_, 32, 229 Dupin, Aurore (George Sand), 66 Duret, 199 Duret, Président, 205 E Edgeworth, Abbé, 77, 148 Effiat, Maréchal de, 108 Enghien, Duc d’, 170, 193, 217 Enghien, Duchesse d’, 170 Épinay, Mme d’, 224 Érard, Sebastien, 270 Erasmus, 148 Esterhazy, Comte, 69 Estrées, Cardinal d’, 197 Estrées, Duchesse d’, 197 Estrées, Gabrielle d’, 22, 26, 68, 83, 118, 141, 170, 265 Estrées, Maréchal d’, 83 Étiolles, M. d’, 233 Eudes the Falconer, Bishop of Paris, 96-7, 201 Eugénie, Empress, 13, 273 F Faure, Félix, Président, 236 Favart, 60 Fersan, Comte de, 217, 219 Fesch, Cardinal, 225 Fieschi, 246, 302 Flamel, Nicolas, 43, 69, 96 Flamel, Pernelle, 69, 96 Flandrin, 128, 173, 175, 239 Flaubert, 178 Florian, 270-1 Foucault, 167 Fouché, 331 Folmon, Comte de, 244 Fontenay, Aubert de, 83 Fouquet, père et fils, 120 Fourcy, de, family, 107 Fragonard, 39, 56 Francis-Joseph, Emperor, 195 François I, 3, 94, 97, 140, 175, 206, 334 Franck, César, 308 Franklin, Benjamin, 219, 268, 271-2 Franque, Simon, 100 Franqueville, Comte de, 270 & n. Fulbert, Chanoine, 91 Fulcon, or Falcon, Comte, 240 Funck-Brentano, 118 G Gabriel, 4, 28, 142, 191, 194, 211 Gallièra, Duchesse de, _née_ Brignole, 195, 267 Gallifet, Marquis de, 197 Gambetta, 165, 170, 219, 225, 264, 322 Garcia, Manuel, 226 Garlande, Mathilde de, 316 Gaston, brother of Louis Treize, 328 Gauthier, Marguerite (la Dame aux Camélias), 213 Gautier, Théophile, 120, 329 Gay, Sophie, 56 Genlis, Mme de, 199, 217, 219, 233 Géoffrin, Mme, 28 Géricault, 60 Germain, Bishop of Auxerre, 295 Germain, Bishop of Paris, 173 Gesvres, Marquis, de, 324 Girardon, 138 Glasgow, Bishop of, 161 Glück, 176 Gobelin, Jehan, 251, 252 Gobelin, Philibert, 251, 252 Goldoni, 58 Goncourts, frères de, 178 Gondi, Mgr. de, first Archbishop of Paris, 250, 323 Gonthière, 239 Goujon, 4, 41, 43, 59, 81, 321 Gounod, 178, 228 Gourmet, 211 Goy, 245 Gozlin, Bishop of Paris, 186, 342 Gracieuse family, 159 Grand, Mme, 226 Gregory of Tours, 130 Grétry, 33, 298-9 Greuze, 23 Grignan, Mme de, 81 Grimaldi family, 228 Grimm, 224 Gringonneur, Jacquemin, 98 Gros, 147 Guise, Duc de, 119 Guise family, 74 Guizot, 45, 207, 211 H Halévy, 49, 228 Harcourt, Duc d’, 200 Harduin-Mansart, 200 Haudri, Jean, 73 Haussmann, Baron, 211 Hauteville, Comte d’, 238 Haüy, Valentin, 192 Heine, Heinrich, 180, 213, 227 Héloïse, 91 Helvetius, 32 Henault, Président, 106 Henner, 228 Henri de Bourbon, 166 Henri II, 8, 36, 79, 111, 119, 180, 307 Henri III, 340 Henri IV, 7, 10, 26, 30, 36, 49, 90, 94, 118, 119, 141, 174, 175, 178, 180, 190, 209, 241, 248, 265, 289, 314, 321, 331, 340, 341 Henriette (Henrietta Maria), Queen, 14, 267, 300 Henry V of England, 2, 74 Henry VI, 90 Hérédia, 118 Hertford, Marquis of, 226, 230 Hoche, Maréchal, 235 Hortense, Queen, 205 Houdin, 157 Hugo, Mme (mère), 153 Hugo, Victor, 32, 112, 120, 147, 231, 232, 264, 306, 313 Hugues Capet, 257 Humboldt, 331 Huysmans, 187 I Ingres, 171, 331 Isabeau de Bavière, Queen, 76, 82 Isabey, 226, 229 Isore or Isïre, 258 J James II, 161 James V, 138 Jarente, Prior, 111 Jaurès, 57 Jean, King, 108 Jeanne de Navarre, Queen, 142 John, King of Bohemia, 39 Jonathan, the Jew, 107 Jones, Paul, 165, 240-1 Joyeuse, Duc de, 26 Juigné, Mgr., Archbishop of Paris (1788), 83, 148 Julian, 310 Julian, Emperor, 138 Julienne, Jean, 254 K Karr, Alphonse, 54, 233, 286 Kernevenoy, 81 Klagman, 52 Kock, Paul de, 301 L Lablache, 226 Lachaise, Père, 294 Lacordaire, 91 La Fayette, 210, 249 Lafayette, Mme de, 167 Lafayette, Mlle, 267 La Fayette-Bailly, 201 Lafitte, 229-30 Lafitte and Caillard, 236 La Fontaine, 56, 198 Lamartine, 165, 200, 264-5 Lamballe, Princesse de, 53, 110, 246-7, 273, 303, 321 Lamotte, Mme, 255 Langes, Savalette de, 27, 58 Lannes, Maréchal, Duc de Montbello, 197, 335 Lantier, Jean, 323 La Riboisière, Comtesse, 306 Latini, Brunetto, 132 Lavoisier, 209 Launay, M. de, 78, 123, 124 Laurens, J. P., 147, 256 Lauzun, 329 La Vrillière, 24 Law, 30, 31, 63, 72, 102 Leblanc, 52 Lecouvreur, Adrienne, 172, 196 Lebrun, 56 Lebrun, architect, 6 Le Brun, Charles, 74, 93, 122, 135, 160, 252 Lebrun, Mme. (mère), 135 Lebrun, Mme Vigée, 56 Lebrun, Pierre, 58 Legendre, 223 Legrand, 197 Legras, Mme, 204 Lemaire, Charles, 266 Lemercier, Népomacène, 166 Lemoine, 305 Lemoine, Cardinal, 160 Lenclos, Ninon de, 53, 82, 84, 122, 236 Lenoir, 171 Lenormand, Mlle, 165 Le Normand d’Étioles, 56 Le Nôtre, 10, 11, 213, 326 Lepic, Général, 285 Leroux, Pierre, 314 Lesage, 174, 326 Lescot, Pierre, 3, 43, 81, 91 Le Tellier, 230 Le Vau, 92, 93, 254, 326, 328 Lexington, Stephen, Abbé de Clairvaux, 136 Ligneri, Jacques de, 81 Lisle, Leconte de, 308 Lisle, Rouget de, 233 Liszt, 224 Littré, 167, 180 Locré, 84 Louis-le-Gros, 35, 96 Louis VI, 98 Louis VII, 98 Louis IX (St. Louis), 5, 39, 45, 47, 73, 90, 110, 112, 136, 137, 177, 184, 185, 191, 209, 241, 250, 252, 323 Louis XI, 44, 266, 317 Louis XII, 72 Louis XIII, 4, 10, 13, 14, 55, 74, 75, 88, 112, 116, 118, 119, 165, 178, 209, 246, 254, 270, 307, 311, 327, 328, 340, 341 Louis XIV, 4, 10, 11, 13, 14, 20, 24, 29, 30, 96, 98, 112, 140, 141, 148, 154, 190, 198, 201, 209-10, 213, 256, 294, 300, 301, 311, 314, 321, 329, 331, 332, 341 Louis XV, 16, 25, 68, 146, 150, 157, 182, 185, 187, 210, 211, 217, 222, 232, 247, 249, 270, 275, 284, 326, 341 Louis XVI, 4-6, 11, 25, 27, 58, 70, 77, 148, 155, 157, 175, 185, 192, 193, 201, 209, 212, 223, 224, 245, 256, 257, 270, 275, 289, 298, 319, 322, 323, 329 Louis XVII (the Dauphin), 11, 176, 188, 205, 245 Louis XVIII, 12, 52, 71, 202, 210, 221, 315, 319, 340 Louis-Philippe 12, 17, 27, 67, 125, 244 Louvois, 29, 33 Loyola, Ignatius, 141, 148, 279 Loyson, Père, 157, 233 Lucile, 165 Lude, Duc de, 82 Lulli, 32, 211 Lunette, Père, 132 Luxembourg, Duc de (1615), 162 M MacMahon, Maréchal, 30 “Mademoiselle, La Grande,” 329 Mailly-Nesle, Marquis de, 331 Maine, Duc de, 259, 313 Maintenon, Mme de, 77, 82, 104, 320 Malesherbes, Lamoignon de, 111 Malibran, 53 Man in the Iron Mask, 113 Mandeville, Mme de, 58 “Manon Lescaut,” 255, 312 Mansart, 29, 113, 120, 326, 331, 332, 339 Mansart, Lisle, 197 Marat, 18, 39, 185, 206 Marcel, Étienne, Prévôt de Paris, 39 Prévôt des Marchands, 2, 49 Margot, Queen, _see_ Margaret de Valois Marguerite de Provence, Queen, 317 Marguerite de Valois, Queen, 116, 170, 172, 176, 200, 206, 270, 331 Maria-Theresa, Queen of Hungary, 33, 40, 221 Marie (contractor), 343-4 Marie-Antoinette, Queen, 11, 28, 40, 110, 174, 175, 210, 212, 223, 227, 270, 272, 334 Marie Leczinska, 189 Marie l’Égyptienne, 58 Marie Louise, Empress, 12, 90, 215, 322 Marie de’ Medici, Queen, 7, 84, 159, 162, 164, 165, 172, 206, 246, 321, 331, 340 343 Marie Stuart, Queen, 58, 90 Marie-Thérèse de Savoie, 206 Marigny, Poisson de, 329 Marillac, Louise de, 237 Marion, 83 Mars, Mlle, 225 Massa, 219 Massa, Duc de, 219 Massé, Victor, 229 Massenet, 167 Mathilde, Princesse, 220 Mazarin, Cardinal, 51, 100, 246, 330, 331, 332 Medici, Catherine de’, _see_ Catherine de’ Medici Medici, Cosmo de’, 340 Medici, Marie de’Î, _see_ Marie de’ Medici Méhul, 235 Meilhac, 209 Meissonier, 224, 322, 328 Merrier, Jacques de, 13 Meul, Gérard de, Abbé, 164 Meung, Jean de, 142, 152 Molière, 26, 56, 58, 86, 114, 116, 176, 275, 326 Monaco, Princesse de, _née_ Brignole-Salé, 198 Monaco-Valentinois, Prince, 205 Montansier, Citoyenne, 52, 299 Montereau, Pierre de, 47, 66, 173 Montespan, Mme de, 188, 314 Montesquieu, Maréchal de, 196 Montholon, Général, 235 Montijo, Comtesse de, 273 Montmorency, Comte de, 8 Montmorency, Connétable Anne de, 72, 110 Montmorency, Connétable Mathieu, his wife and family, 68-9, 316 Montmorency family, 187 Montmorency-Laval, Marie Louise de, last Abbess of Montmartre, 228, 237 Montpensier, Duchesse de, 165 Montrésor, Comte de, 79 Montyon, 132, 200 Monvoisin, Catherine, 59 Moreau, Gustave, 228 Moreau, Mme, 165 Michelet, 148, 167 Mignard, 122 Mignet, 229 Mirabeau, Marquis de, 225 Mirabeau, Marquis de (père), 233 Mirabeau, Marquise de, 225 Miramion, Mme de, 335 Miron, 115 Miron, François, Prévôt des Marchands, 104-5 Moreau, Pierre, 26 Moriac, Jules, 228 Morlay, Jacques de, Grand Master of the Templars, 49 Mornay, Louis de, 53 Mozart, 104, 176, 224 Murger, 167 Musset, Alfred de, 27, 29, 175, 197, 217, 231, 275, 304, 330 N Nadaud, Gustave, 269 Napoléon I, 6, 12, 17, 18, 20-1, 27, 30, 36, 38, 54, 56, 60, 71, 74, 90, 95, 119, 126, 137, 146, 164, 172, 176, 190, 191-2, 201, 208, 215, 217, 219, 225, 230, 235, 249, 252, 263, 267, 289, 322, 334, 335, 340, 343, 344 Napoléon III, 6, 12, 13, 17, 28, 68, 99, 118, 165, 189, 190, 192, 209, 217-18, 222, 230, 234, 264, 267, 272, 278, 285, 286, 298, 321, 337 Napoléon, Prince Pierre, 275 Necker, 224 Nemours, Duc de, 44 Nesmond, Président de, 335 Ney, Maréchal, 228, 234 Nicholas II, Czar, 339 Nicolas-le-Jeune, 92 Noailles, Cardinal de, Archbishop of Paris, 27 Noailles, Maréchal de, 27 Nodier, 118 Noir, Victor, 275 Norfolk, Duke of (1533), 111 O Orléans, Duc d’, 244 Orléans, Duc d’ (1407), 41, 82-3, 108 Orléans, Duc d’ (_circ._ 1844), 277 Orléans, Duc d’ (Égalité), 14-16, 17, 81, 221, 233 Orléans, Duc d’ (the Regent), 14, 16, 270 Orléans, Duchesse d’ (1730), 61 Orléans, Duchesse d’, mother of Louis-Philippe, 244 Orléans, Duchesse douairière d’, 305 Orléans family, 195 Orléans, Gaston d’, Duc d’Anjou, 328 Orléans, Prince d’, 221 Ormesson de Noyseau, d’, 302 Orry, Marc, 174 Orsay, d’, Prévôt des Marchands 329 Orsini, 29, 230 P Pacha, 165 Paillard, Jeanne de, 269 Palatine, Princesse, 167 Paris, Comte de, 195 Parmentier, 242 Pascal, Blaise, 146, 158, 316 Pasteur, 313 Pépin, 246 Périer, Casimir, 196 Perrault, the brothers, 161 Perrault, Claude, 4, 10 Perrault, Président de, 331 Philipon, 327 Philipon, Manon, _see_ Roland, Mme Philippe-Auguste, 2 _passim_ Philippe-le-Bel, 2, 82, 106, 142, 268 Philippe-le-Long, 96 Pichegru, 52, 204 Pigalle, 189 Pius VII, Pope, 208 Poilu inconnu, le, 215 _n._ Poitiers, Diane de, 121, 171, 180 Pompadour, Mme de, 25, 33, 56, 58, 217, 233, 270, 329 Pouce, Paul, 4 Popincourt, Sire Jean de, 242 Poquelin, Robert, 58 Portsmouth, Duchess of, 331 Pradier, 199 Prince Imperial, the, 12 Provence, Comte de (1790), 175, 217, 224, 284 Provence, Comtesse de, 175 Q Quinquentonne, Rogier de, 57 R Rabelais, 113, 116, 151 Rachel, 63, 273 Racine, 91, 172, 275 Raffet, 322 Ragois, Abbé, 320 Raguse, Duc d’, 237 Ranelagh, Lord, 270 Rebours, Abbé, 279 Récamier, Mme de, 52, 56, 174, 188, 210, 224 Récamier, M., 174 “Reine de Hongrie, la,” 40 Renan, 175 Retz, Cardinal, 76 Richard, Mgr., Archbishop of Paris, 196, 201 Richelieu, Cardinal, 4, 13-14, 16, 18, 33, 107, 112, 123, 135, 136, 137, 138, 164, 175, 298 Richelieu, Duc de, 138, 219 Richelieu family, 138 Rieux, Jean de, 108 Rieux, René de, Bishop, 166 Robert-le-Pieux, King, 20, 45 Robespierre (brother of Maximilien), 222 Robespierre, Mlle, 160 Robespierre, Maximilien, 12, 27, 28, 78, 174, 212, 222, 244, 296 Rochereau, Général, 257 Rochechouart,--, de, Abbess of Montmartre, 228, 233 Rodin, 147, 194-5, 313, 314 Rohan, Comtes de, 75-6 Rohan, Prince de, 74 Roland, 240 Roland, Mme (_née_ Philipon), 49, 158, 173, 210, 327 Rolland, Président, 336 Rollin, 140, 158 Romanelli, 52 Rome, Roi de, 12, 267 Ronsard, 151 Rosalie, Sœur, 159 Rossini, 224 Rothschild, 218 Rothschild, 249 Rothschild family, 218 Rouge, Guis de, 259 Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 12, 39, 272 Rouzet, 244 Rude, 215, 309 S St. Bernard, 135 St. Denis, 232, 278, 279, 280, 301 St. Edmond, 153 St. Éloi, 113 St. Florentin, Comte de, 28 St. François de Sales, 165 St. Julien, 132 St. Just, 218 St. Louis, _see_ Louis IX St. Martin, 64 St-Michel, 135 St. Ovide, 245 St. Pierre, Bernardin de, 158 Saint-Simon, Duc de, 193, 197, 272, 305 St. Thomas à Becket, 135 St. Vincent-de-Paul, 120, 189, 204, 237, 260 Ste-Bathilde, 164 Sainte-Beuve, J. de, 182 Ste-Croix, 116, 135 Ste-Geneviève, 144, 146, 147, 164, 279, 289, 295 Ste-Marguerite, 250 Ste-Thérèse, Bernard de, Bishop of Babylone, 192, 204 Salis, M., 229 Salm-Kyrburg, Prince de, 205 Sand, George, 66, 153, 167, 178, 184, 226, 275, 314 Sanson, 239 Sans Peur, Jean, 41, 83, 108 Santerre, 249 Sarcey, Francisque, 228 Sardini, Scipion, 157 Sardou, Jules, 153, 180 Sauvigny, Berthier de, 78 Savoie, Adelaide de, 280 Savoie-Carignan, Princesse de, 180 Scarron, 77, 79, 84, 104 Scarron, Mme, 77, 84, _see also_ Maintenon, Mme de Scribe, 227, 232 Ségur, Général de, 191 Ségur, Marquis de, 308 Ségur, Mgr. de, 195 Sens, Archbishops of, 116 Servandoni, 166, 175 Séverin, 128 Sévigné, Mme de, 69, 81, 82, 83, 104, 120 Sevigné, Marquis de, 120 Seymour, Lord, 226 Sibour, Mgr., Archbishop of Paris, 239 Simon, Jules, 209 Simon, Mme, 188 Smith, Sidney, 70 Sommerard, M. de, 138-40 Sorbon, Robert de, 137 Soubise, Princesse de, 74 Soufflot le Romain, 57, 147, 300 Soyecourt, Camille de, _see_ Camille, Sœur Spontini, 56 Staël, Mme de, 56, 211, 224 Stevens, Alfred, 235 Strass, 327 Stuart family, 267 Sue, Eugène, 84, 219 Suger, 98 Sulli, or Sully, Maurice de, 88, 135, 289, 342 Sully, 122 Sully, Duc de, 118, 153, 209, 289 Swiss Guards, the, 11, 29, 193, 209 T Taglioni, 230 Talaru, Marquis de, 53 Tallard, Maréchal de, 75 Talleyrand, 195, 201, 226, 273 Talleyrand, Duc de, 230 Talleyrand-Périgord, Comte, 233 Tallien, 182, 213-14 Tallien, Mme, 168, 213-14, 229, 230 Talma, 18, 56, 228 Talma, Mme, 225 Thackeray, W. M., 304 Thierry, Amédée, 209 Thierry, Augustin, 180, 233 Thiers, 226, 265, 273 Thiers, Mme, 265 Thomas, Ambroise, 226 Thorigny, Louis Lambert de, 327 Thorigny, Nicolas Lambert de, 93 Thorigny, Président Lambert de, 83 Tiberius Cæsar, 138 Titon, 102 Tourgueneff, Ivan, 228 Tournon, Cardinal de, 165 Triquetti, 208 Trudaine, Prévôt des Marchands, 235 Turenne, Maréchal de, 78-9, 246 Turgot, 188, 200, 328 Turgot, Prévôt des Marchands, 197 Tussieu, 166 U Urban V, Pope, 132 V Valentinois, Duc de, Prince de Monaco (1640), 118, 200 Valentinois, Duchess de, 39 Valois family, 221, 243 Vanbernier, Jeanne, 27 Van Loo, 175 Vaucanson, 64, 244 Vaux, Baron de, 285 Vaux, Clothilde de, 82 Velasquez, 322 Vendôme, Duc de, 170, 314 Vendôme, Duchesse de, 308 Viarmes,--, de, Prévôt des Marchands, 38 Victoria, Queen of England, 27 Vignole, 112 Villars, Général de, 191 Villedo, 33 Villette, Marquis de, 330-1 Villiers, Loys de, 76 Viollet le Duc, 90 Visconti, 52, 172, 191, 218, 331 Vivien, Sire, 54 Voltaire, 19, 27, 52, 330, 331, 340 W Waldeck-Rousseau, 200 Walpole, Charlotte, _see_ Atkins, Mrs. Walpole, Horace, 197 Washington, George, 266 Watteau, 53, 151, 160 Wellington, 1st Duke of, 217 Z Zamor, 135 Ziem, 286 Zola, Émile, 56, 227 INDEX TO STREETS NOTE.--_For Names of Bridges, Historical Buildings and Quays see the chapters dealing with them._ A Abbaye, Rue de l’, 172-4 Abbé-de-l’Epée, Rue de l’, 153 Aboukir, Rue d’, 54, 55 Affre, Rue, 289 Aguesseau, Rue d’, 218 Alexandrie, Rue, 56 Aligre, Rue d’, 250 Ambroise-Paré, Rue, 306 Ambroise-Thomas, Rue, 234 Amsterdam, Rue, 227 Ancienne-Comédie, Rue de l’, 177-8 Anglais, Rue des, 132 Angoulême, Rue d’, 242 Anjou, Rue d’, 210 Annonciation, Rue de l’, 272 Antin, Avenue d’, 213 Antoine-Carême, Rue, 36 Antoine-Dubois, Rue, 185 Arbalête, Rue de l’, 160 Arbre-Sec, Rue de l’, 22 Arcade, Rue de l’, 209 Archives, Rue des, 72, 102, 107 Argenteuil, Rue d’, 32 Argout, Rue d’, 58 Armendiers, Rue des, 161 Arquebusiers, Rue des, 303 Arras, Rue d’, 157 Assas, Rue d’, 167 Assomption, Rue de l’, 273 Aubriot, Rue, 107 Auguste-Blanqui, Boulevard, 312 Auguste Comte, Rue, 167 Auguste-Vaquerie, Rue, 265 Auteuil, Rue d’, 275 Ave-Maria, Rue, 114 B Babylone, Rue de, 192 Bac, Rue du, 9, 203, 204, 206, 218 Bachaumont, Rue, 58 Bagnolet, Rue de, 294 Bailly, Rue, 64 Balagny, Rue, 276 Baltard, Rue, 35 Balzac, Rue, 216 Banquier, Rue du, 254 Barbet de Jouy, Rue, 193 Barbes, Boulevard, 288, 306 Barbette, Rue, 82 Barres, Rue des, 106 Basfroi, Rue, 245 Bassano, Rue, 214 Batignolles, Boulevard des, 309 Bauches, Rue des, 272-3 Bayard, Rue, 321 Bayen, Rue, 277 Béarn, Rue de, 84 Beaubourg, Rue, 67, 68 _n._, 69, 102 Beauce, Rue de, 73 Beaujolais, Rue de, 16, 19 Beaumarchais, Boulevard, 302-3 Beaume, Rue de, 205, 206, 320-1 Beauregard, Rue, 58, 59 Beautreillis, Rue, 116-17 Beaux-Arts, Rue des, 171 Bellefond, Rue, 235 Belleville, Rue de, 290, 291, 292, 293 Belloy, Rue, 265 Berger, Rue, 36, 43 Bergère, Rue, 233 Bernardins, Rue des, 135 Berri, Rue de, 219 Bertin-Poirée, Rue, 23, 323 Berton, Rue, 320 Bichat, Rue, 241 Bièvre, Rue de la, 135 Birague, Rue de, 120 Blanche, Rue, 227, 309 Blancs-Manteaux, Rue des, 107 Bôëtie, Rue de la, 219 Boileau, Rue, 275 Bois, Rue des, 290 Bois-de-Boulogne, Avenue du, 264 Bois-le-Vent, Rue, 273 Boissière, Rue, 266 Boissy d’Anglais, Rue, 211 Bonaparte, Rue, 170, 206 Bonne-Nouvelle, Boulevard, 300 Bons Enfants, Rue des, 13, 24 Boucher, Rue, 23 Boucheries, Rue des, 304 Boucry, Rue, 289 Boulainvilliers, Rue de, 272 Boulangers, Rue des, 158 Bourdonnais, Avenue de la, 201 Bourdonnais, Rue des, 23 Bourg d’Abbé, Rue, 62 Bourgogne, Rue de, 201 Boutbrie, Rue, 128 Brague, Rue de, 73-4 Brantôme, Rue, 69 Brêche-aux-loups, Rue de la, 250 Bretagne, Rue de, 73 Breteuil, Avenue de, 191 Brise-Miche, Rue, 98 Broca, Rue, 151, 317 Brosse, Rue de, 324 Bûcherie, Rue de la, 132 Bruxelles, Rue de, 227 Bruyère, Rue la, 228 C Cadet, Rue, 233 Caffarelli, Rue de, 73 Calvaire, Rue du, 285 Cambacères, Rue, 218 Cambon, Rue, 28 Cambronne, Rue, 260 Campo-Formio, Rue de, 312 Canivet, Rue, 167 Capucines, Boulevard des, 298 Capucines, Rue des, 60, 298 Cardinal-Lemoine, Rue, 160-1 Carmes, Rue des, 140 Carmes, Rue Basse des, 140 Cascades, Rue des, 293 Cassette, Rue, 175 Cassini, Rue, 256 Castex, Rue, 306 Castiglione, Rue, 10, 29 Caulaincourt, Rue, 286 Caumartin, Rue, 223, 297 Censier, Rue, 136 Cerisaie, Rue de la, 118 Chabrol, Rue de, 237 Chaillot, Rue, 214, 266, 273 Champs-Elysées, Avenue des, 213-15, 263, 264 Chancy, Rue, 245 Chanoinesse, Rue, 91 Chantereine, Rue, 225 Chantres, Rue des, 91 Chapelle, Boulevard de la, 310 Chapelle, Rue de la, 289 Chapon, Rue, 68 Chardon-Lagache, Rue, 275 Chardonnière, La, Rue Neuve de, 288 Charenton, Rue de, 249, 322 Charlemagne, Rue, 114 Charlot, Rue, 76, 78 Charonne, Rue de, 243-4, 245 Chat qui Pêche, Rue du, 126, 335 Château, Rue du, 259, 313 Château d’Eau, Rue du, 239 Chateaudun, Rue du, 225 Château-Landon, Rue, 310 Chaussée d’Antin, Rue de la, 224-5, 297 Cherche-Midi, Rue, 186, 313 Chevalier de la Barre, Rue, 282 Chevreuse, Rue de, 315-16 Childebert, Rue, 157 Choiseul, Rue de, 60 Christine, Rue, 180 Ciseaux, Rue des, 304 Cité, Rue de la, 86 Clef, Rue de la, 157 Cléry, Rue, 58 Clichy, Avenue de, 276, 288, 309 Clichy, Rue de, 227 Cloître-St-Merri, Rue, 98 Clothilde, Rue, 161 Clovis, Rue, 142-3 Cloys, Rue des, 288 Colbert, Rue, 51, 52 Colombe, Rue de la, 91 Colisée, Rue de, 219 Colonnes, Rue des, 53 Comète, Rue de la, 196 Commines, Rue de, 85 Compans, Rue, 291 Convention, Rue de la, 74, 261 Copernic, Rue, 265 Coq, Avenue du, 225 Coquillère, Rue, 33 Corneille, Rue, 165 Cortot, Rue, 285 Cossonnerie, Rue de la, 43 Courcelles, Boulevard de, 309 Couronnes, Rue des, 293 Courtalon, Rue, 36 Croissant, Rue du, 56-7 Croix-Faubin, Rue, 243 Croix-Nivert, Rue de la, 260-1 Croix des Petits-Champs, Rue, 25 Croix du Roule, Rue de la, 220 Croulebarbe, Rue, 252-4 Crussol, Rue de, 302 Cure, Rue de la, 273 Cuvier, Rue, 156 D Dames, Rue des, 276 Damrémont, Rue, 288 Dante, Rue, 132 Danton, Rue, 182 Darboy, Rue, 241-2 Daru, Rue, 220 Daubenton, Rue, 160 Daunou, Rue, 60 Dauphine, Rue, 178 Davioud, Rue, 273 Debelleyme, Rue, 83-4 Deguerry, Rue, 242 Demours, Rue, 277 Denfert-Rochereau, Rue, 257 Desaix, Rue, 261 Déchargeurs, Rue des, 36 Dussoubs, Rue, 57 Deux-Boules, Rue des, 323 Didot, Rue, 259 Docteur Blanche, Rue de, 273 Domat, Rue, 132 Dombasle, Rue, 260 Dôme, Rue du, 264 Dosne, Rue, 265 Douai, Rue de, 228 Dragon, Rue du, 186 Drouot, Rue, 229, 230 Duphot, Rue, 29 Dupin, Rue, 187 Dupleix, Rue, 261 Dupuytren, Rue, 185 Dutot, Rue, 313 E Eaux, Rue des, 272 Échaudé, Rue de l’, 304 Échiquier, Rue de l’, 237 École, Rue de l’, 22 École de Médicine, Rue de l’, 184 Écoles, Rue des, 138 Edgar-Quinet, Boulevard, 313 Édouard VII, Rue, 298 Éginhard, Rue, 114 Égout, Rue de l’, 305 Élysée-des-Beaux-Arts, Rue de, 310 Épée-de-Bois, Rue de l’, 159 Éperon, Rue de l’, 182 Estrapade, Rue de l’, 161 Étienne-Marcel, Rue, 39, 57 Étuves, Rue des, 102 Eugène-Carrière, Rue, 288 Eylau, d’ Avenue, 265 F Fabert, Rue, 196 Faubourg Montmartre, Rue du, 232, 299 Faubourg Poissonière, Rue du, 233-4 Faubourg St. Antoine, Rue du, 246 _sqq._ Faubourg St-Denis, Rue du, 236-7 Faubourg St-Jacques, Rue, 256, 272 Faubourg St-Honoré, Rue, 318 Faubourg St-Martin, Rue du, 236, 238 Faubourg du Temple, Rue du, 236, 241 Fauconnier, Rue du, 116 Favart, Rue, 60 Fédération, Rue de la, 261 Félicien-David, Rue, 274 Fer-à-Moulin, Rue du, 157 Ferdinand-Duval, Rue, 110 Férou, Rue, 167 Ferronnerie, Rue de la, 36 Feuillantines, Rue des, 153 Feydeau, Rue, 53 Figuier, Rue du, 115-16 Filles-du-Calvaire, Boulevard, 302 Filles de St-Thomas, Rue des, 53, 54 Flandres, Rue de, 290 Fleurus, Rue, 167 Foin, Rue du, 84 Fontaine, Rue, 310 Fontaine, Rue la, 274 Fontaine du But, Rue de la, 288 Fontaine au Roi, Rue de la, 241 Fontaines, Rue des, 72 Fossés St-Bernard, Rue des, 156 Fouarre, Rue du, 132 Four, Rue du, 174 Foyatier, Rue, 279 François-Miron, Rue, 104, 106, 122 Francs-Bourgeois, Rue des, 74, 84, 110 Franklin, Rue, 268 Friedland, Avenue, 221 Frochot, Avenue, 229 Froissard, Rue, 85 Fromentin, Rue, 310 G Gabriel, Avenue, 214 Gabrielle, Rue, 285 Gaité, Rue de la, 259 Galande, Rue, 132 Galilée, Rue, 214, 220, 265 Garancière, Rue, 166 Garibaldi, Boulevard, 314 Geoffroy St-Hilaire, Rue, 156 Georges-Bizet, Rue, 265-6 Germain-Pilon, Rue, 310 Girardon, Rue, 286 Glacière, Rue de la, 254 Gobelins, Avenue des, 254 Gobelins, Rue des, 252 Gozlin, Rue, 186 Grammont, Rue de, 60 Grande Armée, Avenue de la, 263, 264 Grand Chaumière, Rue de la, 315 Grand Prieuré, Rue du, 302 Grands-Augustins, Rue de, 180 Grange-Batelière, Rue, 231 Grange-aux-Belles, Rue de la, 240 Gravilliers, Rue des, 68 Grenelle, Boulevard de, 314 Grenelle, Rue de, 196, 198 Grenier-St-Lazare, Rue, 69 Guénégaud, Rue, 177, 332 Guersant, Rue, 277 Guillemites, Rue des, 108 H Hachette, Rue de la, 126 Hallé, Rue, 258 Halles, Rue des, 36 Hameau, Rue du, 261 Hanovre, Rue de, 60 Harlay, Rue de, 327 Haudriettes, Rue des, 73 Haussmann, Boulevard, 317-18 Hautefeuille, Rue, 182 Hauteville, Rue d’, 238 Haxo, Rue, 243, 292 Hazard, Rue du, 33 Helder, Rue de, 298 Henner, Rue, 228 Henri-Monnier, Rue, 229 Henri IV, Boulevard, 303 Henry-Martin, Avenue, 267 Hirondelle, Rue de l’, 181, 307 Hoche, Avenue, 221 Honoré-Chevalier, Rue, 175 Hospitalières-St-Gervais, Rue des, 110 Hôpital, Boulevard de l’, 311-12 Hôtel Colbert, Rue de l’, 132 Hôtel de Ville, Rue de l’, 106 I Iéna, Avenue d’, 265 Innocents, Rue des, 43 Invalides, Boulevard des, 192, 314 Irlandais, Rue des, 148 Italiens, Boulevard des, 60, 298-9 J Jacob, Rue, 172 Jardins, Rue des, 116 Jarente, Rue de, 111 Jean-de-Beauvais, Rue, 140 Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Rue, 39 Jean-Lantier, Rue, 23, 323 Jeûneurs, Rue des, 57 Jour, Rue du, 38 Jouy, Rue de, 106-7 K Kellermann, Boulevard, 319 Keppler, Rue, 265 Kléber, Avenue, 265 L Laborde, Rue de, 222 Lacépède, Rue, 159 Lafayette, Rue, 239 Lafitte, Rue, 229-30 Lamarck, Rue, 286 Lanneau, Rue, 142 Laplace, Rue, 142 Latran, Rue de, 140 Lauriston, Rue, 266 Lavandières, Rue des, 323 Lavandières-Ste-Opportune, Rue des, 23 Le Brun, Rue, 254 Lecourbe, Rue, 261 Legendre, Rue, 277 Lekain, Rue, 272 Léon-Cosnard, Rue, 277 Lepic, Rue, 285 Lesdiguières, Rue, 118 Lévis, Rue de, 276-7 Lhomond, Rue, 148 Lilas, Rue des, 291 Lille, Rue de, 205, 206 Lingerie, Rue de la, 36 Linné, Rue, 156 Lions, Rue des, 116 Lombards, Rue des, 42, 102 Longchamp, Rue de, 266 Louis-Blanc, Rue, 240 Louis-le-Grand, Rue, 60 Louvre, Rue du, 33 Lowenthal, Avenue de, 191 Lubeck, Rue de, 266 Lune, Rue de la, 59, 300 Lutèce, Rue de, 49, 86 Luxembourg, Rue du, 167 M MacMahon, Avenue, 277 Madame, Rue, 174 Madeleine, Boulevard de la, 297 Magenta, Boulevard, 306 Mail, Rue du, 56 Maine, Avenue du, 259 Maire, Rue au, 68 Maistre, Rue de, 288 Maître-Albert, Rue, 135 Malakoff, Avenue, 265 Malesherbes, Boulevard, 317, 318 Malher, Rue, 110 Malte, Rue de, 281 Marais, Rue des, 238-9 Marbœuf, Rue, 214 Marcadet, Rue, 286 Marceau, Avenue, 221, 266-7 Mare, Rue de la, 293 Marie-Stuart, Rue, 58 Martignac, Rue de, 196 _sqq._ Martyrs, Rue des, 232, 278-9 Massillon, Rue, 91 Mathurins, Rue des, 223 Matignon, Avenue, 213 Matignon, Rue, 214, 219 Maubeuge, Rue, 225 Maure, Rue du, 69 Mazarine, Rue, 176 Mazet, Rue, 178 Ménilmontant, Boulevard de, 319 Ménilmontant, Rue, 292-3 Meslay, Rue, 66 Meyerbeer, Rue, 224 Mézières, Rue de, 174-5 Michel-le-Comte, Rue, 69 Michodière, Rue de la, 60 Mignon, Rue, 182 Minimes, Rue des, 84 Miromesnil, Rue, 218 Mitre, Rue de la, 285 Moines, Rue des, 277 Molière, Rue, 32 Molitor, Rue, 275 Monceau, Rue de, 221 Mondétour, Rue, 36 Monge, Rue, 157 Monnais, Rue de la, 22-3 Monsieur, Rue, 193 Monsieur-le-Prince, Rue, 185, 307 Montagne Ste-Généviève, Rue de la, 144 Montaigne, Avenue, 213 Montaigne, Rue, 219 Montalivet, Rue, 218 Montesquieu, Rue de, 19, 24 Montholon, Rue de, 235 Montmartre, Boulevard, 299 Montmartre, Rue, 40, 54, 57 Montmorency, Rue de, 68-9 Montorgueil, Rue, 40, 59 Montparnasse, Boulevard de, 314 Montparnasse, Rue du, 314-15 Montpensier, Rue de, 16, 19 Mont-Thabor, Rue du, 29 Montreuil, Rue de, 245 Moreau, Rue, 250 Motte-Picquet, Avenue de la, 191, 192 Mouffetard, Rue, 149-51 Moulin-Vert, Rue du, 259 Mozart, Avenue de, 273 Muette, Chaussée de la, 269-70 Muse, Petit, Rue du, 118 Musset, Rue de, 275 N Navarre, Rue de, 158 Nesle, Rue de, 176-7, 334 Nevers, Rue de, 177, 334 Nicolas-Flamel, Rue, 96 Nicole, Rue, 257 Nonnains d’Hyères, Rue des, 324 Normandie, Rue de, 78 Norvins, Rue, 285 Notre-Dame de Bonne-Nouvelle, Rue, 59 Notre Dame, Rue du Cloître, 91 Notre-Dame de Lorette, Rue, 229 Notre-Dame de la Recouvrance, 59 Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, Rue, 54 Nouvelle, Rue, 227 O Opéra, Avenue de l’, 32, 211 Orfèvres, Rue des, 23 Orléans, Avenue d’, 258 Orme, Rue de l’, 290 Ormesson, Rue d’, 111 Ornano, Boulevard, 288, 306 Ours, Rue aux, 62, 63 P Paix, Rue de la, 60 Palais, Boulevard du, 49, 306 Palatine, Rue, 166 Panoyaux, Rue des, 319 Paon Blanc, Rue du, 106 Papin, Rue, 62 Paradis, Rue de, 237 Parc-Royal, Rue du, 79 Parcheminerie, Rue de la, 128 Parmentier, Avenue, 242 Pas de la Mule, Rue du, 120 Pasquier, Rue, 209 Passy, Rue du, 269 Pasteur, Boulevard, 313 Pastourelle, Rue, 73 Patriarches, Rue des, 159 Pavée, Rue, 110-11 Payenne, Rue, 82 Péletier, Rue le, 223, 229, 230 Pelleport, Rue, 292 Penthieu, Rue, 219 Penthièvre, Rue de, 218 Pepinière, Rue de la, 222 Perchamps, Rue des, 274 Perche, Rue du, 77, 78 Perle, Rue de la, 83 Pernelle, Rue, 96 Perrault, Rue, 22 Perrée, Rue, 73 Petits-Carreaux, Rue des, 59 Petit-Champs, Rue des, 51 Petits-Pères, Rue des, 55 Petit-Pont, Rue du, 342 Picardie, Rue de, 73 Picpus, Rue, 247-9 Pierre-Bullet, Rue, 239 Pierre-au-lard, Rue, 98 Pierre-Levée, Rue, 241 Pierre-Nicole, Rue, 316 Pigalle, Rue, 227 Pirouette, Rue, 43 Pitié, Rue de la, 160 Plantes, Rue des, 258 Plomet, Rue, 261 Poissonnière, Rue, 59 Poissonières, Boulevard, 299 Poissonniers, Rue des, 288 Poissy, Rue de, 136 Poitou, Rue de, 77-8 Pompe, Rue de la, 269 Pont-au-Choux, Rue, 84, 302 Pont-Neuf, Rue du, 23, 36 Pont de Lodi, Rue, 180 Pontoise, Rue, 136 Popincourt, Rue, 242 Port-Royal, Boulevard de, 314, 316 Pôt-de-fer, Rue, 151 Poteau, Rue du, 288 Poulletier, Rue, 92 Poussin, Rue, 273-4 Pré-St-Gervais, Rue, 291 Prêcheurs, Rue des, 43 Prêtres-St-Séverin, Rue de, 127 Prévôt, Rue du, 115 Procession, Rue de la, 260 Provence, Rue de, 224 Puits de l’Ermite, Rue du, 159 Pyramides, Rue des, 32 Pyrénées, Rue des, 293 Q Quatre-Fils, Rue des, 76 Quatre-Septembre, Rue du, 53, 54, 56 Quincampoix, Rue, 62-3, 102 R Rachel, Avenue, 309 Racine, Rue, 184 Radziwill, Rue, 24 Raffet, Rue, 273 Rambuteau, Rue, 64, 67, 72 Rameau, Rue de, 52 Ranelagh, Avenue du, 270 Ranelagh, Rue du, 270 Raspail, Boulevard, 305-6, 313 Rataud, Rue, 148 Ravignan, Rue, 285 Raynouard, Rue, 270 Réaumur, Rue, 64, 73 Regard, Rue du, 187 Remparts, Rue Basse des, 297 Remusat, Rue de, 274 Renard, Rue de, 68 n. Rennes, Rue de, 186 Reuilly, Rue de, 249 Reynie, Rue de la, 98 Ribéra, Rue de, 273 Richard Lenoir, Boulevard, 311 Richelieu, Rue de, 52, 53 Richer, Rue, 233 Rivoli, Rue de, 10, 13, 21, 25-6, 28, 33, 96, 102 Rochechouart, Boulevard de, 310 Rochechouart, Rue de la, 228, 233 Rocher, Rue de, 221-2 Roi de Sicile, Rue du, 110 Rollin, Rue, 158 Roquette, Rue de la, 243 Rosiers, Rue des, 108, 110 Rotrou, Rue, 165 Roule, Rue du, 23 Royale, Rue, 211 Royer-Collard, Rue, 308 Rubens, Rue, 312 Ruisseau, Rue du, 288 S St-Ambroise, Rue, 242 St-André-des-Arts, Rue, 178 St-Antoine, Rue, 78 St-Augustin, Rue, 53, 102 St-Benoît, Rue, 174 St-Bernard, Rue, 245 St-Bon, Rue, 96 St-Claude, Rue, 84 St-Denis, Boulevard, 59, 300-1 St-Denis, Rue, 41, 43 St-Didier, Rue, 264 St-Dominque, Rue, 196, 198-9, 305 St-Eleuthère, Rue, 279, 284 St-Fiacre], Rue, 57, 299, 300 St-Florentin, Rue, 28 St-Georges, Rue, 229 St-Germain, Boulevard, 198, 203, 206, 304, 305 St-Germain-l’Auxerrois, Rue, 24 St-Gilles, Rue, 84 St-Honoré, Rue, 13, 20, 21, 25 _sqq.,]_ 31, 73 St-Jacques, Boulevard, 313 St-Jacques, Rue, 130, 140, 141, 152 _sqq._ St-Joseph, Rue, 56 St-Julien-le-Pauvre, Rue, 130 St-Lazare, Rue, 225 St-Lazare-en-l’Isle, Rue, 92-3 St-Marc, Rue, 53 St-Martin, Boulevard, 301 St-Martin, Rue, 63-4, 66, 96, 98, 100 St-Maur, Rue, 241 St-Médard, Rue, 151 St-Michel, Boulevard, 306-7 St-Ouen, Avenue, 288 St-Paul, Rue, 112-14, 116, 187 St-Placide, Rue, 187 St-Roch, Rue, 10, 13, 31-2 St-Romain, Rue, 187 St-Rustique, Rue, 284-5 St-Sauveur, Rue, 58 St-Séverin, Rue, 126-8 St-Sulpice, Rue, 176 St-Thomas-d’Aquin, Rue, 305 St-Victor, Rue, 135 St-Vincent, Rue, 282 Ste-Anne, Rue, 32 Ste-Barbe, Rue, 59 Ste-Croix-de-la-Bretonnerie, Rue, 107 Ste-Hyacinthe, Rue de, 31 Saintonge, Rue, 78 Saints-Pères, Rue des, 198, 206, 305 Santé, Rue de la, 256 Saules, Rue des, 285 Saulmier, Rue, 233 Saussaies, Rue des, 218 Savies, Rue de, 293 Scipion, Rue, 157 Sébastopol, Boulevard, 42, 62, 306 Séguier, Rue, 181-2 Ségur, Avenue de, 191 Seine, Rue de, 176 Sentier, Rue du, 56 Serpente, Rue, 182 Servandoni, Rue, 166 Sevigné, Ruede, 81, 102, 110, 111 Sèvres, Rue de, 188-9, 206, 260, 313 Simon-le-Franc, Rue, 100 Solférino, Rue, 199 Source, Rue de la, 273 Sourdière, Rue de la, 31 Stanislas, Rue, 315 Strasbourg, Boulevard de, 306 Strasbourg, Rue de, 238 Suffren, Avenue, 261 Suger, Rue, 182 Sully, Boulevard, 304 Surène, Rue de, 210 T Tâcherie, Rue de la, 95, 324 Tardieu, Rue, 279 Taille-pain, Rue, 98 Taitbout, Rue, 226 Temple, Boulevard du, 301 Temple, Rue du, 69, 72, 74, 102 Temple, Rue Vielle-du-, 76, 97, 102, 108-10 Ternes, Avenue des, 277 Théophile, Gautier, Rue, 274 Thérèse, Rue, 33 Thorel, Rue, 59 Thorigny, Rue de, 83 Thouars, Petit, Rue du, 72 Thouin, Rue, 161 Tilleuls, Avenue des, 286 Tiquetonne, Rue, 57 Tombe-Issoire, Rue de la, 258 Tour, Rue de la, 267-8, 269 Tour d’Auvergne, Rue de la, 232-3 Tour des Dames, Rue de la, 228 Tour Maubourg, Boulevard de la, 192 Tournelles, Rue des, 84, 112, 122 Tournon, Rue, 165 Tourville, Avenue de, 191 Trésor, Rue du, 108 Trocadéro, Avenue du, _see_ Wilson, Avenue Trois-Bornes, Rue des, 242 Trois-Portes, Rue des, 132 Tronchet, Rue, 209, 223 Truanderie, Grande, Rue de la, 44 Trudaine, Avenue, 235 Turbigo, Rue, 41, 62, 67, 72 Turenne, Rue de, 74, 78, 84 U Université, Rue de l’, 196, 199 _sqq._, 308 Ursins, Rue des, 91 Uzès, Rue d’, 58 V Val-de-Grâce, Rue du, 154, 257 Valette, Rue, 142 Valois, Rue de, 16, 18 Vanves, Rue de, 259 Varennes, Rue de, 192, 193, 194-6 Vaugirard, Boulevard de, 313 Vaugirard, Rue, 13, 164, 167, 169, 170, 260 Vauvilliers, Rue, 38 Vauvin, Rue, 315 Velasquez, Avenue, 318 Venise, Rue de, 100, 102 Ventadour, Rue, 33 Verneuil, Rue de, 205, 206 Verrerie, Rue de la, 97-8 Versailles, Avenue de, 275 Vertbois, Rue, 66 Vertus, Rue des, 68 Viarnes, Rue de, 38 Victor-Massé, Rue, 228-9 Vicq d’Aziz, Rue, 319 Victoire, Rue de la, 225-6 Victor-Hugo, Avenue, 264 Vieuville, Rue la, 285 Vieux-Chemin, Rue, 285 Vieux-Colombier, Rue du, 174 Vignes, Rue des, 271-2 Vignon, Rue, 224 Villars, Avenue de, 191 Ville l’Évêque, Rue de la, 210-11 Ville-Neuve, Rue de la, 59 Villedo, Rue, 33 Villette, Boulevard de la, 318-19 Villehardouin, Rue, 84 Villiers, Avenue de, 277 Vineuse, Rue, 268 Visconti, Rue, 171-2 Vivienne, Rue, 51, 54 Voie-Verte, Rue de la, 258 Volney, Rue, 60 Volta, Rue de, 68 Vrillière, Rue la, 24 W Wagram, Avenue, 216, 221, 277 Washington, Rue, 220 Wilhem, Rue, 274 Wilson, Avenue, 267 Y Yvon de Villarceau, Rue, 265 Z Zacharie, Rue, 126, 335 FOOTNOTES: [A] The pictures have been arranged on a different plan since their return to the palace after the war. [B] Part of Rue de Beaubourg, Rue du Renard, and other old streets here are soon to disappear, their area transformed into a wide new avenue. [C] Bombs worked havoc here in the last year of the Great War (1914-1918). [D] The carting away of these vestiges has, we hear, just been decreed. [E] On the Peace Fête, July 14th, 1919, the Arènes were arranged as a theatre, and the performance of a classical play, “Le Cid,” took place on the spot where wild beasts had fought of yore; while twentieth-century Frenchmen sat on the very stone seats whereon had sat Romans and men of primitive Gallic tribes in the earliest days of the history of Paris and of France. [F] On July 14th, 1919, the French Army and contingents from the armies of the Allies, victorious after the dread war which had raged since August, 1914, passed in triumphal procession beneath the Arch, and the chains which, since 1871, had barred its passage, were taken away for good. On November 11th, when the “unknown soldier” was buried in Westminster Abbey, the “_poilu inconnu_” was laid beneath the Arc de Triomphe, and is now buried there. [G] Le comte de Franqueville died in January, 1920. [H] It was flooded again in 1920. [I] It was recently demolished to be replaced by a suspension-bridge in order to leave the river free for navigation. * * * * * Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: here in invitation of the Rotonde=> here in imitation of the Rotonde {pg 270} Demoulins=> Desmoulins {pg 17} King Jerôme=> King Jérôme {pg 17} Sebastopol=> Sébastopol {pg 42} Sophie Arnoult=> Sophie Arnould {pg 60} Rue Jean-de-Beauvias=> Rue Jean-de-Beauvais {pg 140} Aqueduc d’Arcueil brought water from Rangis=> Aqueduc d’Arcueil brought water from Rungis {pg 152} Rue de l’Abbé-de-l’Epée=> Rue de l’Abbé-de-l’Épée {pg 153} restauraunt Lapérouse => restaurant Lapérouse {pg 180} days of unparalled warfare=> days of unparalleled warfare {pg 190} cut if off from surrounding buildings=> cut it off from surrounding buildings {pg 218} St-Marguerite=> Ste-Marguerite {pg 245} patronage of the comte de Province=> patronage of the comte de Provence {pg 284} its euphonius present name=> its euphonious present name {pg 293} Aubriot, Prêvot de Paris (13th century), 107=> Aubriot, Prévôt de Paris (13th century), 107 {index} Bourbon-Condè, Mlle. de, Abbesse de Remiremont, 193 Bourbon-Condé, Mlle. de, Abbesse de Remiremont, 193 {index} Enghien, Duc de, 170, 193, 217=> Enghien, Duc d’, 170, 193, 217 {index} Enghien, Duchesse de, 170=> Enghien, Duchesse d’, 170 {index} Estrées, Duchesse de, 197=> Estrées, Duchesse d’, 197 {index} Isore or Isire, 258=> Isore or Isïre, 258 {index} Marie de’ Medici, Queen=> Marie de’ Medicis, Queen {index} Monvoisin, Cathérine, 59=> Monvoisin, Catherine, 59 {index} Musset, Alfred de, 27, 29, 175, 197, 217, 231, 275, 204, 330=> Musset, Alfred de, 27, 29, 175, 197, 217, 231, 275, 304, 330 {index} Orléans, Duc de (_circ._ 1844), 277=> Orléans, Duc d’ (_circ._ 1844), 277 {index} Paillard, Jeanne d’, 269=> Paillard, Jeanne de, 269 {index} Ste-Généviève, 144, 146, 147, 164, 279, 289, 295=> Ste-Geneviève, 144, 146, 147, 164, 279, 289, 295 {index} Sevigné=> Sévigné {index} Thierry, Amedée, 209=> Thierry, Amédée, 209 {index} Antoine, Dubois, Rue, 185=> Antoine-Dubois, Rue, 185 {index} Böêtie, Rue de la, 219=> Bôëtie, Rue de la, 219 {index} Banquier, Rue de, 254=> Banquier, Rue du, 254 {index} Buonaparte, Rue, 170, 206=> Bonaparte, Rue, 170, 206 {index} Carmes, Rue Basse de, 140=> Carmes, Rue Basse des, 140 {index} Napoleon=> Napoléon {numerous instances} *** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK HISTORIC PARIS *** Updated editions will replace the previous one—the old editions will be renamed. 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