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The Last Vendée

by Alexandre Dumas

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  1. 1I — Charette’s Aide-de-Camp
  2. 2II — The Gratitude of Kings
  3. 3III — The Twins
  4. 4IV — How Jean Oullier, Coming to See the Marquis for an Hour, Would…
  5. 5V — A Litter of Wolves
  6. 6VI — The Wounded Hare
  7. 7VII — Monsieur Michel
  8. 8VIII — The Baronne de la Logerie
  9. 9IX — Galon-D’or and Allégro
  10. 10X — In Which Things Do Not Happen Precisely as Baron Michel Dreamed…
  11. 11XI — The Foster-Father
  12. 12XII — Noblesse Oblige
  13. 13XIII — A Distant Cousin
  14. 14XIV — Petit-Pierre
  15. 15XV — An Unseasonable Hour
  16. 16XVI — Courtin’s Diplomacy
  17. 17XVII — The Tavern of Aubin Courte-Joie
  18. 18XVIII — The Man From La Logerie
  19. 19XIX — The Fair at Montaigu
  20. 20XX — The Outbreak
  21. 21XXI — Jean Oullier’s Resources
  22. 22XXII — Fetch! Pataud, Fetch!
  23. 23XXIII — To Whom the Cottage Belonged
  24. 24XXIV — How Marianne Picaut Mourned Her Husband
  25. 25XXV — In Which Love Lends Political Opinions to Those Who Have None
  26. 26XXVI — The Springs of Baugé
  27. 27XXVII — The Guests at Souday
  28. 28XXVIII — In Which the Marquis de Souday Bitterly Regrets That Petit…
  29. 29XXIX — The Vendéans of 1832
  30. 30XXX — The Warning
  31. 31XXXI — My Old Crony Loriot
  32. 32XXXII — The General Eats a Supper Which Had Not Been Prepared for Him
  33. 33XXXIII — In Which Maître Loriot’s Curiosity Is Not Exactly Satisfied
  34. 34XXXIV — The Tower Chamber
  35. 35XXXV — Which Ends Quite Otherwise Than as Mary Expected
  36. 36XXXVI — Blue and White
  37. 37XXXVII — Which Shows That It Is Not for Flies Only That Spiders’ We…
  38. 38XXXVIII — In Which the Daintiest Foot of France and of Navarre Find…
  39. 39XXXIX — Petit-Pierre Makes the Best Meal He Ever Made in His Life
  40. 40XL — Equality in Death
  41. 41XLI — The Search
  42. 42XLII — In Which Jean Oullier, Speaks His Mind About Young Baron Michel
  43. 43XLIII — Baron Michel Becomes Bertha’s Aide-de-Camp
  44. 44XLIV — Maître Jacques and His Rabbits
  45. 45XLV — The Danger of Meeting Bad Company in the Woods
  46. 46XLVI — Maître Jacques Proceeds to Keep the Oath He Made to Aubin Co…
  47. 47End of Vol I. — Volume II — The Last Vendée; or, the She-Wolves of…
  48. 48II — Maître Marc
  49. 49III — How Persons Travelled in the Department of the Lower Loire in…
  50. 50IV — A Little History Does No Harm
  51. 51V — Petit-Pierre Resolves on Keeping a Brave Heart Against Misfortune
  52. 52VI — How Jean Oullier Proved That When the Wine Is Drawn It Is Best…
  53. 53VII — Herein Is Explained How and Why Baron Michel Decided to Go to…
  54. 54VIII — The Sheep, Returning to the Fold, Tumbles Into a Pit-Fall
  55. 55IX — Trigaud Proves That If He Had Been Hercules, He Would Probably…
  56. 56X — Giving the Slip
  57. 57XI — Mary Is Victorious After the Manner of Pyrrhus
  58. 58XII — Baron Michel Finds an Oak Instead of a Reed on Which to Lean
  59. 59XIII — The Last Knights of Royalty
  60. 60XIV — Jean Oullier Lies for the Good of the Cause
  61. 61XV — Jailer and Prisoner Escape Together
  62. 62XVI — The Battlefield
  63. 63XVII — After the Fight
  64. 64XVIII — The Château de la Pénissière
  65. 65XIX — The Moor of Bouaimé
  66. 66XX — The Firm of Aubin Courte-Joie and Co. Does Honor to Its Partne…
  67. 67XXI — In Which Succor Comes From an Unexpected Quarter
  68. 68XXII — On the Highway
  69. 69XXIII — What Became of Jean Oullier
  70. 70XXIV — Maître Courtin’s Batteries
  71. 71XXV — Madame la Baronne de la Logerie, Thinking to Serve Her Son’s…
  72. 72XXVI — Marches and Counter-Marches
  73. 73XXVII — Michel’s Love Affairs Seem to Be Taking a Happier Turn
  74. 74XXVIII — Showing How There May Be Fishermen and Fishermkn
  75. 75XXIX — Interrogatories and Confrontings
  76. 76XXX — We Again Meet the General, and Find He Is Not Changed
  77. 77XXXI — Courtin Meets With Another Disappointment
  78. 78XXXII — The Marquis de Souday Drags for Oysters and Brings Up Picaut
  79. 79XXXIII — That Which Happened in Two Dwellings
  80. 80XXXIV — Courtin Fingers at Last His Fifty Thousand Francs
  81. 81XXXV — The Tavern of the Grand Saint-Jacques
  82. 82XXXVI — Judas and Judas
  83. 83XXXVII — An Eye for an Eye, and a Tooth for a Tooth
  84. 84XXXVIII — The Red-Breeches
  85. 85XXXIX — A Wounded Soul
  86. 86XL — The Chimney-Back
  87. 87XLI — Three Broken Hearts
  88. 88XLII — God’s Executioner
  89. 89XLIII — Shows That a Man With Fifty Thousand Francs About Him May B…
  90. 90Epilogue

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