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XXII.
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The Battle
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144
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XXIII.
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After the Battle
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150
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XXIV.
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Citizen Fenouillot, Commercial Traveller for Champagne
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155
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XXV.
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Chasseur Falou and Corporal Faraud
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161
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XXVI.
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The Prince's Envoy
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167
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XXVII.
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Pichegru's Reply
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173
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XXVIII.
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The Drum-Head Marriage
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181
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XXIX.
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The Prussian Artillery for Six Hundred Francs
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190
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XXX.
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The Organ
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196
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XXXI.
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In which the Organ-Grinder's Plan Begins to Develop
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202
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XXXII.
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The Toast
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207
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XXXIII.
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The Order of the Day
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212
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XXXIV.
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A Chapter which is but One with the Following Chapter
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219
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XXXV.
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In which Abatucci Fulfils the Mission that he has Received from his General, and Charles that which he Received from God
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224
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THE THIRTEENTH VENDÉMIAIRE
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I.
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A Bird's-Eye View
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230
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II.
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A Glimpse of Paris—The Incroyables
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234
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III.
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The Merveilleuses
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238
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IV.
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The Sections
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242
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V.
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The President of the Section le Peletier
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247
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VI.
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Three Leaders
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253
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VII.
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General Roundhead and the Chief of the Companions of Jehu
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256
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VIII.
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The Man in the Green Coat
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261
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IX.
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An Incroyable and a Merveilleuse
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265
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X.
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Two Portraits
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270
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XI.
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Aspasia's Toilet
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275
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XII.
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For which Voltaire and Rousseau are to Blame
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278
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XIII.
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The Eleventh Vendémiaire
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282
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