Table of Chapters

Every Chapter, In Order

Strasbourg and beyond, 1793–1799 — a young man's coming of age under the guillotine's shadow, through the Terror and into Bonaparte's Egyptian campaign, across four parts and one hundred twenty-one chapters.

Part One

I
From the Hôtel de la Poste to the Hôtel de la Lanterne
Chapter I
II
The Citizeness Teutch
Chapter II
III
Euloge Schneider
Chapter III
IV
Eugene de Beauharnais
Chapter IV
V
Mademoiselle de Brumpt
Chapter V
VI
Master Nicholas
Chapter VI
VII
Filial Love, or the Wooden Leg
Chapter VII
VIII
The Provocation
Chapter VIII
IX
In Which Charles Is Arrested
Chapter IX
X
Schneider's Journey
Chapter X
XI
The Marriage Proposal
Chapter XI
XII
Saint-Just
Chapter XII
XIII
The Wedding of Euloge Schneider
Chapter XIII
XIV
Wishes
Chapter XIV
XV
The Count de Sainte-Hermine
Chapter XV
XVI
The Foraging Cap
Chapter XVI
XVII
Pichegru
Chapter XVII
XVIII
Charles's Reception
Chapter XVIII
XIX
The Spy
Chapter XIX
XX
The Dying Man's Prophecy
Chapter XX
XXI
The Night Before the Battle
Chapter XXI
XXII
The Battle
Chapter XXII
XXIII
After the Battle
Chapter XXIII
XXIV
Citizen Fenouillot, Commercial Traveller for Champagne
Chapter XXIV
XXV
Chasseur Falou and Corporal Faraud
Chapter XXV
XXVI
The Prince's Envoy
Chapter XXVI
XXVII
Pichegru's Reply
Chapter XXVII
XXVIII
The Drum-Head Marriage
Chapter XXVIII
XXIX
The Prussian Artillery for Six Hundred Francs
Chapter XXIX
XXX
The Organ
Chapter XXX
XXXI
In Which the Organ-Grinder's Plan Begins to Develop
Chapter XXXI
XXXII
The Toast
Chapter XXXII
XXXIII
The Order of the Day
Chapter XXXIII
XXXIV
A Chapter Which Is but One with the Following Chapter
Chapter XXXIV
XXXV
In Which Abatucci Fulfils the Mission That He Has Received From His General, and Charles That Which He Received From God
Chapter XXXV

Part Two

XXXVI
A Bird's-Eye View
Chapter XXXVI
XXXVII
A Glimpse of Paris--The Incroyables
Chapter XXXVII
XXXVIII
The Merveilleuses
Chapter XXXVIII
XXXIX
The Sections
Chapter XXXIX
XL
The President of the Section le Peletier
Chapter XL
XLI
Three Leaders
Chapter XLI
XLII
General Roundhead and the Chief of the Companions of Jehu
Chapter XLII
XLIII
The Man in the Green Coat
Chapter XLIII
XLIV
An Incroyable and a Merveilleuse
Chapter XLIV
XLV
Two Portraits
Chapter XLV
XLVI
Aspasia's Toilet
Chapter XLVI
XLVII
For Which Voltaire and Rousseau Are to Blame
Chapter XLVII
XLVIII
The Eleventh Vendémiaire
Chapter XLVIII
XLIX
The Twelfth Vendémiaire
Chapter XLIX
L
The Night of the 12th and the 13th Vendémiaire
Chapter L
LI
The Salon of Madame de Staël, the Swedish Ambassadress
Chapter LI
LII
The Hotel of the Rights of Man
Chapter LII
LIII
Citizen Bonaparte
Chapter LIII
LIV
Citizen Garat
Chapter LIV
LV
The Outposts
Chapter LV
LVI
The Steps of Saint-Roch
Chapter LVI
LVII
The Rout
Chapter LVII
LVIII
The Victory
Chapter LVIII
LIX
The Sword of the Vicomte de Beauharnais
Chapter LIX
LX
The Map of Marengo
Chapter LX
LXI
Marie-Rose-Josephine Tascher de la Pagerie, Vicomtesse Beauharnais
Chapter LXI
LXII
Where an Angel Steps a Miracle Is Performed
Chapter LXII
LXIII
The Sibyl
Chapter LXIII
LXIV
Fortune-Telling
Chapter LXIV
LXV
The Pretended Incroyable
Chapter LXV
LXVI
"Macbeth, Thou Shalt Be King!"
Chapter LXVI
LXVII
The Man of the Future
Chapter LXVII

Part Three

LXVIII
A Glance at the Provinces
Chapter LXVIII
LXIX
The Traveller
Chapter LXIX
LXX
The Chartreuse of Seillon
Chapter LXX
LXXI
The Traitor
Chapter LXXI
LXXII
The Judgment
Chapter LXXII
LXXIII
Diane de Fargas
Chapter LXXIII
LXXIV
What Was Talked About for More than Three Months in the Little Town of Nantua
Chapter LXXIV
LXXV
A New Companion Is Received Into the Society of Jehu Under the Name of Alcibiades
Chapter LXXV
LXXVI
The Comte de Fargas
Chapter LXXVI
LXXVII
The Trouillasse Tower
Chapter LXXVII
LXXVIII
Brother and Sister
Chapter LXXVIII
LXXIX
In Which the Reader Will Meet Some Old Acquaintances
Chapter LXXIX
LXXX
Citizens and Messieurs
Chapter LXXX
LXXXI
The Cause of Citizen-General Bonaparte's Ill-Humor
Chapter LXXXI
LXXXII
Augereau
Chapter LXXXII
LXXXIII
The Citizen-Directors
Chapter LXXXIII
LXXXIV
Mademoiselle de Sainte-Amour's Sick-Headache
Chapter LXXXIV
LXXXV
The Mission of Mademoiselle de Fargas
Chapter LXXXV
LXXXVI
The Travellers
Chapter LXXXVI
LXXXVII
"The Best of Friends Must Part"
Chapter LXXXVII
LXXXVIII
Citizen François Goulin
Chapter LXXXVIII
LXXXIX
Colonel Hulot
Chapter LXXXIX
XC
The Battle
Chapter XC
XCI
Portia
Chapter XCI
XCII
Cadoudal's Idea
Chapter XCII
XCIII
The Road to the Scaffold
Chapter XCIII
XCIV
The Execution
Chapter XCIV
XCV
The Seventh Fructidor
Chapter XCV
XCVI
Jean-Victor Moreau
Chapter XCVI
XCVII
The Eighteenth Fructidor
Chapter XCVII
XCVIII
The Temple
Chapter XCVIII
XCIX
The Exiles
Chapter XCIX
C
The Journey
Chapter C
CI
The Embarkation
Chapter CI
CII
Farewell, France!
Chapter CII

Part Four

CIII
Saint-Jean-D'acre
Chapter CIII
CIV
The Prisoners
Chapter CIV
CV
The Carnage
Chapter CV
CVI
From Ancient Days to Our Own
Chapter CVI
CVII
Sidney Smith
Chapter CVII
CVIII
Ptolemais
Chapter CVIII
CIX
The Scouts
Chapter CIX
CX
The Beautiful Daughters of Nazareth
Chapter CX
CXI
The Battle of Nazareth
Chapter CXI
CXII
Mount Tabor
Chapter CXII
CXIII
The Bullet Merchant
Chapter CXIII
CXIV
How Citizen Pierre-Claude Faraud Was Made a Sub-Lieutenant
Chapter CXIV
CXV
The Last Assault
Chapter CXV
CXVI
The Last Bulletin
Chapter CXVI
CXVII
Vanished Dreams
Chapter CXVII
CXVIII
The Retreat
Chapter CXVIII
CXIX
Wherein We See That Bonaparte's Presentiments Did Not Deceive Him
Chapter CXIX
CXX
Aboukir
Chapter CXX
CXXI
Departure
Chapter CXXI