The True History of the State Prisoner, commonly called the Iron Mask. Dover George Agar Ellis

      Interviews between the Duke of Mantua and the Senator Foscarini.

      Orders to treat Matthioli with severity.

      Plans of Catinat for obtaining possession of Casale.

      Second Examination of Matthioli.

      Further particulars respecting Matthioli.

      Third Examination of Matthioli.

      Concluding Examination of Matthioli.

      Proposed recompense to Giuliani.

      Matthioli complains of his Treatment, and gives Proofs of Insanity.

      Matthioli and the Jacobin placed together.

      Particulars respecting the Ring given by Matthioli to Blainvilliers.

      Appointment of Saint-Mars to the Government of Exiles – Measures to be taken by him thereupon.

      Precautions for the Journey of the Prisoners from Pignerol to Exiles.

      Precautions for the Security and Concealment of the Prisoners at Exiles.

      Departure of Saint-Mars from Pignerol ordered to be deferred, in order that he might receive Catinat there.

      Orders for the Reception of Catinat at Pignerol.

      Description of the Apartment and manner of Confinement of the Prisoners at Exiles.

      Saint-Mars is made Governor of the Islands of Saint Margaret.

      Arrival of Matthioli at the Islands of Saint Margaret.

      Relation of the conduct of two Protestant Ministers.

      Extract from the Register of the Bastille, published in the Work entitled, “La Bastille Dévoilée”.

      Second Extract from the Register of the Bastille, published in the Work entitled, “La Bastille Dévoilée”.

      Extract from the Register of Burials of the Church of Saint Paul, at Paris.

      Extract from the Work entitled “La Correspondance Interceptée,” by M. Lewis Dutens, published in 1789.

      Extract from the article on the Iron Mask in the Work entitled “Mélanges d’Histoire et de Littérature;” by Mr. Quintin Craufurd.

      Letter from the Baron de Heiss to the Authors of the “Journal Encyclopédique” on the subject of the Iron Mask; published in that Journal in 1770.

      Letter on the subject of the Man in the Iron Mask, announced in the preceding one.