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Peace of
Saint-Just, Louis Antoine, 207
Sutherland, Donald, 6, 107
Saint-Priest, Guignard, comte de, 67, 68,
Suvorov, Aleksander Vasilievich, 70
70
Saints, Battle of the, 24
Table of Ranks, 27
San Ildefonso, Treaty of, 216
Tackett, Timothy, 90, 109, 143
sans-culottes
, 198–99, 201, 206–8, 209–10;
taille
, 34, 132
see also sans-jupons
Talleyrand-Périgord, Charles-Maurice de:
sans-jupons
, 198, 207;
see also sans-culottes
advocates balance of power in affairs of
Scott, Samuel, 103, 104, 141
Europe, 74; calls for French expansion
séance royale
of 23 June 1789, 64, 82–85,
into eastern Mediterranean, 222–23; is
95;
see also
Marie-Antoinette, queen
increasingly concerned about “law and
of France
order” issues in 1789–90, 145; offers plan
“Second Hundred Years’ War”, 17, 22
for a national system of education to
Second Polish Partition, 168–69, 171, 214
Constituent Assembly, 188
Ségur, Louis-Philippe, comte de, 70
Target, Guy Jean Baptiste, 57, 88
Ségur, Philippe-Henri, marquis de, 51
Taylor, George V., 4
Ségur Law, 46
Tennis Court Oath, 95
seigneurialism: abolished without
territorial subvention, 53, 58
compensation to former lords during
Thiboutot, Anne-Léon, marquis de,
1792–93, 183–85; partially reformed early
105
in Revolution, 136–38
Third Polish Partition, 214–16
September Massacres, 160, 171, 182, 196–97
Thompson, J. M., 124, 143
Servan, J.-M.-A., 78, 87
Thouret, Jacques-Guillaume, 137, 145
Seven Years’ War, 16, 24, 28, 30, 33, 65,
Thugut, Franz Maria, Baron von, 171,
164
216–17, 224–25, 226
Sewell, William H., 7, 8
Tippoo Sahib (Indian prince), 20
Shelburne, William Petty, Second Earl of,
Tocqueville, Alexis de, 127, 259
54
traites
, 132
Shortland, John, 116
Treilhard, Jean-Baptiste, 135
Siéyès, Abbé Emmanuel-Joseph: calls for
Turquet de Mayerne, Louis, 31
distinction between “active” and
“passive” citizens in French voting, 129;
Utrecht, Peace of, 34;
see also
Rastadt,
contributes polemics to “Patriot” cause in
Treaty of; Spanish Succession, War of the
1788–89, 57, 87, 88, 91; helps to engineer
coup of Brumaire, Year VIII, 211, 257;
Valmy, battle of, 161, 176
negotiates alliance with the Dutch, 216;
Van Stabel (French naval commander), 194
proclaims sovereignty of “people” in
Varennes, Flight to, 110, 143, 150–57, 159,
Constituent Assembly, 101; takes
180, 190, 195
increasingly conservative stance on
Vauvenargues, Luc de Clapiers, marquis de,
“law and order” issues in Constituent
45
Assembly, 145
Vendée, 161–62, 200, 205
Silhouette, Etienne de, 38
Vendémiaire, 210
Skocpol, Theda, 6, 7, 8
Vent ôse Decrees, 186, 207
292
Index
Vergennes, Charles Gravier, comte de:
vingtièmes
, 34, 39, 132
acknowledges advantages of British
Virieu, Franc¸ois-Henri, comte de, 149
constitutional system, 14; had always
Volney, Constantin-Franc¸ois, comte de,
seen need for strategic balance in Europe,
87, 106
74; involves Louis XVI in an ambitious
Voltaire, Franc¸ois-Marie Arouet de, 41
“amphibious” foreign policy after 1774,
Vorontsov, Simon, Count, 113
18, 19, 20–21, 24, 53; oversees completion
of commercial pact with Russia, 50–51;
Westphalia, Treaty of, 118
succeeded by Montmorin in 1787, 66;
William III, king of England, 22, 23
warned by supporters of subversive
William V, stadtholder of the United
implications of his policies, 40;
Provinces, 49, 50
see also
American War; Necker,
Woloch, Isser, 5, 6, 233, 234, 242
Jacques
World War I, 264
Vergniaud, Pierre-Victurnien, 163
World War II, 265
Verona, Declaration of, 247, 254;
see also
Woronoff, Denis, 232
Provence, Louis-Stanislas-Xavier de
France, comte de
Young, Arthur, 57
Villaret-Joyeuse (French naval commander),
194
Zubov, Platon, 215