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Denies the authorship of “De l’Homme de la Montagne”
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364 |
| Séguier de Saint-Brisson | 365 |
| The self-styled Baron de Sauttern | 367 |
| Death of the Duke de Luxembourg | 370 |
| The Duke de Luxembourg’s will | 371 |
Death of Madame de Warens—Death of Marshal Keith
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372 |
| Death of the Abbé de Mably | 373 |
Considers the writing of his Confessions the cause of his expulsion from Switzerland
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374 |
Complete edition of his works—“Lettres écrites de la Montagne” published—Excitement caused by the work
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375 |
The work publicly burnt at Paris—Advised not to present himself at Communion
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377 |
| Attempts at excommunication | 378 |
Montmollin the minister stirs up the people against him—Persecution
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380 |
Visited by Madame de. Verdelin and her daughter
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382 |
| Hume | 383 |
“The Vision of Peter of the Mountain, named the Seer”—Scurrilous libel by M. Vernes
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385 |
Excitement of the populace; his house wrecked by stones
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388 |
| Persuaded to leave Motiers—Walpole | 389 |
| The island of Saint-Pierre—Description | 391 |
| Peaceful life on the island—Occupations | 396 |
Expelled from the island—Ordered to leave within twenty-four hours
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401 |
Contemplates going to Corsica—France and Corsica
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403 |
| Decides to go to Berlin | 407 |
| Persuaded to stay at Bienne | 408 |
| Harsh treatment by the people of Bienne | 410 |
| Leaves Bienne | 411 |
| Concluding declaration | 412 |
Page:The Confessions of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 1896, vol. 2.djvu/21
