133-139; organic act upon,
291, 140.

Religious freedom, 29D, 136.
Religious policy, decree upon,
29A, 134.

Reorganization, of administra-
tive system, 60, 283; of army,
128, 618; of Germany, 69, 339;
of judicial system, 9, 34 and
61, 288; of local government,
7, 24 and 127, 612; of religion,
64, 296.
Replies and responses, of
Chamber of Deputies, 103B,
492; King's acceptance of
constitution, 16, 96; of King,
103C, 493; of Sardinia, 116B,
568.

Republic.

The first, transition to. 27,
128-129; unity and indivis-
ibility of, 27E, 129.
The second, constitution of,
110, 522; declaration upon,
109, 522; proclamation of,
107C, 516.

The third, constitutional laws
and amendments of, 133,
633-639; establishment of,
132, 631-632; relations with
papacy, 136, 652.

Revolutionary government, 43,
189.

Revolutionary tribunal, 32, 151.
Rhine, confederation of. See
Confederation of the Rhine.
Rights of man and citizen,
declaration of, 5, 15.
Rivet law, 124B, 604.
Robespierre's proposed declar-
ation of rights, 36, 160.
Royal session, 3, 3.
Russia.

Treaties and conventions, al-
liance against France, 100,
482; alliance against Na-
poleon, 97, 469; alliance
with Great Britain, 73, 372;
Chaumont, 89, 440; Con-
gress of Paris, 115, 560: Er-
furt convention, 82, 421;
Paris (1814), 91, 451; Paris
(1815), 99, 479; with France
(1807), 79A, 405; with
France (secret, 1807), 79B,
409.

Hague, 49, 209.

Holland, with, 76, 381.
Holland, with, 84C, 42S.
Lunéville, 62, 290.
Paris (1814), 91, 451.
Paris (1815), 99, 479.
Paris (1856), 115A, 561.
Pope, with the (1796), 52A,
255.

Pope, with the (1797), 52B,
257.

Pressburg, 74, 375.
Spain, with, 70, 342.
Tilsit, 79, 405-415; with Prus-
sia (1807), 79C, 411; with
Prussia (1808), 79D, 415;
with Russia, 79A, 405; with