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years engaged in strengthening her position
she so worked upon the infatuation of the
King and the complaisance of his controller
general that the latter mot only persua ded
Louis XIV to double her monthly pension of
$4,000 livres, but instructed Beaujon the banker
Of the court, that the drafts of Madame du
Barry We're to be accepted as orders of the
King with the result that in four years the
lady drew upon the Treasury for no less a sum
than 6,427,SO3 hvres." Let Mr.. Williams con-
tnue the tale:
The Golfers of the state became the cash box
Of the favorite and the money wrung from the
POCKETS OF the luckess taxpayers by the adventur-
jewelers. fGrnitnr. aH desIrs ners g8dsmiths agd
rings and bracelets, on superb toilet sets and
hensble on pictures and statuary and even books
books books gorgeously bound in red morocco and
toilets and jewels and equipages where the admi-
Pareiie the Tenowned odste Of The ei Te &
iants in the Rue Saint Honore provided her with
brode en- paons yerfs ct roses etc etethe m
description of the garment would occupy the better
part of a page-at cost of 1880 livres Vanot, of
the Rue Saint-Denis, with une tres-belle toilette
de desha billie, which respectively 5000 and
1000 hyres; while gowns at 200 5000 and 1000
on9us regularity "a 10y She had parure Of diamonds
porcelain for which she paid q 488 livres and a
magnificent vis-a-vis the panels of which We're
@ % G by do2e
hearts quvers torches-in short all the attributes
of the god Of PaDhos This. resplendent euuipage.
which was the gift of the grateful d'Aiguilon,
reported to have cost $1,000 vres.
There is more. much more, to be told of her
criminal extravaganza, but it is unnecessary
to tell it here. II is sufficient to state that
Mr. Williams's book leaves, for all his kindness
toward its subject, ar impression that is nerad-
icable Of the Du Barry's essential depravity.
Never was favorite worked for the fall of a
Minister" says this biographer. with less per-
sonal animosity than Nine Du Barry for
that of ChoiseuL" The question of personal
animosity is Irrelevant under the circumstances.
There was dignity about the favortes politi-
cal transactions. as there about
those affairs of hers with the Englshman Sey
mour and the Due de Brissac in which her
partisans would find CLEAN Of sincere passion.
Hers was a vulgar as well as evil soul.
When at last Nemesis overlook her, and Fou-
quer- Tnville and the rest brought her to the
guillotine, the charges which they con-
demned her included some that must
trivial enough to US She was accused of
wearing, in London mourning for the late
king" of having caused to be buried at LoUve-
ciennes the letters of nobility Of an emigre
and also the busts Of the former court" But
her executioners. cruel as they We're, went to
the root Of the matter and wrote her hitting
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cnarto with fine photographers after famous
portraits that by themselves are worth pos
ssssing.
Madame de Genlis, who witnessed the presen-
tstion Of the Du Barry at court, records in her
Memoirs the grave impression ii made upon
her and, indeed, upon every one. 1t was bad
enough, in her opinion, to have seen Madame de
Pompadour admitted to the charmed circle, but
Ii was still more odious. she felt TO see the
tavorite Of the kings declining years presented
RiA pomp 10 the whole Of the royal family"
This and many other instances of unparalleled
hdectney" she adds, cruelty degraded roy
llty and. consequently, contributed to bring
about The Revolution" These words indicate
the true significance of Madame du Barry in
lie history OF France. MIR. Williams does not
Ike the well known observation Of Sainte-
Beuve, that Madame de Pompadour was the
last kings mistress worthy Of the name: after
her it would be impossible to descend and enter
with decency into the history Of the Du Barry"
De thinks that if the great critic had known all
the facts which VI. Vatel was later to publish
be would have revised his opinion of that zeal
0us historians heroine. We doubt it. Re
search has brought nothing to light which could
serve as warrant for regarding the Du Barry
IS comparable to ner predecessor in matters of
cultivation. Madame de Pompadour had brains
and taste. The later mistress was a courtesan.
pure and simple, and is to be remembered, as
Madame de Genlis saw, chiefly for what she did
to bring on the Revolution.
She rose from the very dregs. The record
d her youthful years, no matter how discreetly
Is set forth, remains a record of profound
nfruption. Louis Nv was vice incarnate, and
Wien the Du Barry was brought TO his atten-
Ash ne seems TO have stopped at nothing in
gsS TO arrange what We may cali the regu-
G2ton Of her Ambulance TO his seraglio. 1t
sIaoa bic that ne connived at forgery so that
VIC night appear at court as a woman of birth
I0 Tile, and il is certain that he imposed
II upon his encourage with an almost incredi-
Wy brutal and brazen cynicism. But it is i'm
pHuaht 10 observe that resentment of his con-
y Inc court was based far less on moral grounds
man On Jealousy. This is where we realize
"iIal haleful portent Madame du Barry was
~" Sne stood for kind of social disease which
&c away The support Of the throne. There is
- aAecCote Of her talking with Madame de
-e4u'au' after the death Of the king. and com
waning OF things which had seemed TO indi-
80 mat she had been the object of hatred.
WI al ali said her hostess we only wanted
,'ui place" If she was hated by Choiseuls
~1shly sister, the Duchesse de Gramont, it
veg because that ambitious lady was baked
me newcomer In her own designs upon the
heaFL and the Minister himself. through
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out his underhand campaign against the Du
Barry was actuated by nothing more nor less
IMAM solcltude for his tenure of power. Mr..
NllhaHls mas we repeat. a rather naive way
with him. The incidents of Madame du Barry's
rise, which he SO amiably relates have to this
day. if he only knew it, a kind of lurid horror
about them The court was rotten through and
through. and she came upon the scene only TO
make 1t more vile.
What was it that enabled her to establish
her ascendency over the mind of her protector?
Mr. Williams admits that "she had none of the
brilliant WIZ OF a Montespan none of the ele-
gance OF refinement of Pompadour" But she
wSs beautiful and charming good humored and
amusing. Her biographer justly lays stress
upon ner absolute freedom from affectation"
her enemies and those who envied her were
careful to note that she was person of prodig-
'ous impudence. but the king, no doubt had
nothing to complain of on that score and 81
must have meant much to him that she never
poreo him. The source of her success is then,
easily Identified. She had physical charms and
she was a good manager understanding per-
lectlv the art Of cajolely, and knowing instinct
Neiy now TO hold her amid the seething
ihlrlspes OF corrupt court If she patronized
painters and authors il was not in the spirit
OF connoisseurshp so characteristic of the
Pompadour. but merely as a woman of fashion
spending in one direction as freely as in an
other. And how she spent! Until she was
hrmly fixed in the saddle she put some re-
stralnt upon her extravaganza. but after two
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M4DAME DU BARRY.
NesU Life of the FaUorite of
Louis Ky.

.,,nsME DU BARRY. BY H. Noel Williams.
M xiv. A0. Imported by Charles Scribner S
Sons
-nis volume follows two similar publications
:. uh;ch Mr.. Williams surveyed the careers of
.,.ssn,e de Montespan and the Marquise de
.,nadour. He has = pretty faculty for ex-
,.-,,r the secret receSsoS Of court history and
=. making the best of those modifying but
g clever ladies' who have been described as
s,.. Ieft-hand queens Of France" He knows
80 thew were wicked. but he knows also that
-, had an undeniably important relation to
=. social and political affairs Of their time and
= celebrates them, therefore, with the serious
%. beatting the portrayal Of historic person
EOS He is. perhaps inevitably. a little more
-,,a,hetic than we would like him to be- He
=, zrte Of kings mistress. almost always
.orrce Of illimitable evil with naive good
,,,e that il is difficult not to resent But no
.-..rrqent reader could fail to make the proper
..,,ctioDs from his pages, and when this is
-, there remains much that is interesting
=. vsIuable This new book on Madame du
- ernbodies in delightfully."- readab BILE form a
siderable mass Of useful information. Like
=, rrs6ecessors. it is brought out in a handsome
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