Returns to London and settles with his Creditors—His
former Popularity revived—Endeavours to sell his Library
and Collections—First News of the Revolution—La Citoyenne
Geneviève d’Eon an ardent Jacobin—Petitions the National
Assembly—In order to obtain a Living gives Public Fencing
Competitions—Wounded at Southampton, 1796—Illness and Old
Age—Dies in London, May, 1810 256-275